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Misi (16) and Áron (18) are half brothers, who are raised by their mother, but they could not be more different. Both boys are good at fencing, and when Misi joins the fencing team of his brother, and quickly turns out to be even more talented, Áron’s repressed jealousy starts to resurface.Won best director under 30 years and best actor at Friss Hús International Short Film Festival, Budapest. Nominated to be the best Hungarian short film in 2018 by Hungarian Film Academy. Invited to Poitiers Film Festival in FranceGraduation film at the University of Theatre and Film Arts, Budapest

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