Andrea Szulák

A frame-for-frame remake of the famous Shower Scene of Hitchcock's Psycho with 60 actresses for its 60th anniversary, a different actress in each shot.

The heroes of the story, which takes place in the present, are young people about to graduate. After prom, the fourth-graders escape to a private party, then return to school together for a farewell spree, during which a fire breaks out in the classroom. Due to the style of school investigation, students whose human and personal rights have been repeatedly violated leave the school building without permission during class. They are organized with a huge ambition to change the world together. While graduation only affects them emotionally, the baccalaureate exam turns them into individuals who recognize their individual interests.

This time the story is about car theft. Cars stolen in the same way will never be found again. They disappear like camphor. This time, Twitchy, Dr. Kardos, Havilúd and the others are working on solving this case.

When the home where they grew up and spent the best days of their childhood is threatened, a group of kids bands together to try and save it.

Tamás Almási, director of the film Ballagás (Graduation), invited the graduating class to real graduation reunions every five to ten years. He documented the reunions and the fate of his "classmates" in documentary films. At the third reunion, the 40-year-old actors are confronted with their younger selves and each other's life paths. Stars, singles, mothers, fathers, directors, or employees—at the third reunion, the former teenagers mostly argued about why it would be worth getting up at the age of 50...