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Zsiga wakes up to a missed call from his best friend’s father, fearing bad news. Wandering across Budapest, he encounters various people until fate leads him to an unfamiliar boy who helps him confront the truth about his best friend.
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Zsiga wakes up to a missed call from his best friend’s father, fearing bad news. Wandering across Budapest, he encounters various people until fate leads him to an unfamiliar boy who helps him confront the truth about his best friend.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Till Simon
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Runtime:15 minutes
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