Anikó Kárpáti is 61, and this is her last day in Budapest. She hopes for a better life with her daughter's family abroad, but first she must close everything that still connects her to Hungary. Anikó begins a mad dash through the city, but at the end of this frantic day she must face what is ahead of her – and the things she will leave behind.
Hajni Kis
Director
Kati Zsurzs
Anikó Kárpáti
John Barefield
examiner #1
Katalin Turi
examiner #2
Mátyás György Gazdag
government window customer
Katalin Szűcs
government window customer
Lajos Ringer
government window customer
Szandra Szántó
government window administrator
Luca Lesnyán
government window new customer
Anna Salazar
Sarah
Csilla Berencsi-Eke
daughter
Závory Andrea
best friend
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