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Cold stew 

A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.
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A young man finally reunites with his estranged father after a long and difficult effort to make their meeting happen. What begins as an attempt at a simple family meal quickly unravels into an absurd encounter filled with a broken microwave, a frozen dish, forgotten poems, and years of unspoken tension. Beneath the awkward humor lies a deeper generational divide between a father who sacrificed his dreams for security and a son determined to create a life of his own.

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Directed By:Domonkos Hercz
Written By:Domonkos Hercz
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