1945

Overview

A small Hungarian village is thrown into disarray when two Orthodox Jews arrive unexpectedly, carrying a mysterious trunk. Their presence stirs unease among the townsfolk, prompting gossip and suspicion about their intentions. As the days pass, tension mounts, revealing hidden agendas among some residents while others grapple with guilt over past actions. The once-peaceful community faces a moral reckoning, challenging its values and relationships in the wake of these strangers' arrival. The narrative unfolds as fear and conscience clash, leading to an exploration of guilt, prejudice, and the weight of history.