One irresistible moment portrayed in thirteen different romantic situations.

In the 273rd year of the Proletarian Revolution, total surveillance has crushed progress, free thought and human individuality. A dystopian vision of a future where every passenger transport stops to salute the birth of City 162.

An epic journey of an Icelander born in San Francisco and raised in Rhodesia, who travels home for the first time, only to find himself caught in the defining events of the twentieth century.

Based on the best-known novel by celebrated Hungarian author Rejtő Jenő (P. Howard), this romantic Foreign Legion adventure is packed with unforgettable characters, thrilling action and timeless humor. A six-part miniseries.

A writer's unwavering determination leads to a philosophical discovery: the dialectic of stillness. Is life ruled by chance, or by destiny?

When you have managed to quarrel with everyone, when you cannot point to a single person around you who could still think well of you, there is no room left for mea culpa. You have to jump out of this situation, let's say by performing a continuously unsuccessful animal experiment on yourself.

Beleun has led the country for decades, but there is no one to whom he can entrust the work he has begun. He does not dare announce the transfer of power, fearing it would trigger a palace coup by the many idlers and opportunists who have attached themselves to him over the decades. Meanwhile, the elections are rapidly approaching. The people trust him.

12th century. Fleeing a violent storm, a royal courier party seeks shelter in a remote monastery. Breaking centuries of tradition, the monks allow them inside and offer them a simple evening meal. The extraordinary flavors awaken the curiosity of the commanding officer, who demands to meet their creator. An aging monk is brought before him—the man behind the unforgettable taste.

Based on Friedrich Dürrenmatt's classic play. A billionaire returns to her impoverished hometown with an irresistible offer: unimaginable wealth in exchange for justice. As greed slowly overcomes morality, an entire community is forced to decide what a human life is truly worth.

A contemporary adaptation of Nikolai Gogol's Diary of a Madman. Two hundred years after its publication, the film asks a provocative question: in today's upside-down world, would its protagonist still be considered insane—or simply another attention-seeking content creator? How much has society's perception of madness really changed? This film sets out to find the answer.

A military virus escapes from a secret laboratory, rendering all mammals infertile. Within barely 120 years, the Earth is almost completely depopulated as one species after another disappears. Humanity gives everything in a desperate race to develop a vaccine, but the clock is ticking. When the last human remains, only one task is left: to switch off the laboratory forever.

An authentic adaptation of Zsigmond Móricz's masterpiece The Barbarians. A powerful story of greed, violence, and justice, revealing the harsh reality of rural Hungary at the beginning of the 20th century. A timeless classic of Hungarian literature.

A writer desperately searches for a story, only to be confronted by his own protagonist, who rebels against the terrible novel being written about him. Creator and creation are forced into a battle for the right to determine the story's fate.

A "well-intentioned" confession destroys an entire life.

Years after their divorce, a mother and father are reunited by their son's severe prison sentence. Grief soon turns into accusation as long-buried memories resurface, forcing them to confront not only the crime, but the painful truth about their own past.

Climbing Munich's famous Alte Peter is considered a must for every tourist. There is just one problem: there is no elevator. The summer heat is relentless, the queue seems endless, and Roger has no idea what awaits him.

The story of a single signature and the price that followed. A documentary based on a personal confession, standing up for trusting and well-intentioned people. The facts speak for themselves.

One hundred randomly selected people volunteer to spend two years in complete isolation for a reality show. Hidden from the outside world, they must build a functioning society from nothing, defining leadership, work, responsibility, and the rules of living together. But once the initial excitement fades, audiences begin to lose interest in a reality show where nothing spectacular happens. The network demands one thing: action.

A 21st-century adaptation of Goethe's Faust. Faust is an emergency physician in Munich, surrounded by the technological achievements of the modern world. Yet Goethe's timeless question remains unchanged: what truly brings happiness, and can anyone resist the temptations of false promises?

When a catastrophic oil well explosion threatens an entire region, four desperate men are offered a fortune to transport highly unstable nitroglycerin through hundreds of kilometers of unforgiving wilderness. Every bridge may collapse. Every bump could trigger an explosion. But the greatest danger is not the road ahead—it is the fear growing inside each of them.

Moonlight Sonata is a quiet, deeply moving drama about love, hope, and the unbearable silence left by those who never returned. It is a story of people who refuse to stop waiting, even when time has taken almost everything from them.

A film about absence, memory, and the fragile hope that never truly dies.

The screenplay was written after decades of research and interpretation. It explores one fundamental question: Was the mission of Jesus a success, or did it end in failure?

This is neither an atheist interpretation nor a profession of faith. It is one possible historical reconstruction, shared with respect for everyone seeking to understand the mission of Jesus.

One of the outstanding visionary novels of the twentieth century, Sándor Szathmári's masterpiece takes us to a highly advanced island, isolated from the known civilizations of Earth.

It is a world where everything functions according to reason and logic—a society untouched by money, greed, and the pursuit of power.

A heartbreaking story about innocence, humiliation, and the first scars left by human cruelty.

A charismatic performer slowly takes control of an entire audience, transforming admiration into submission. In the end, one ordinary man must decide whether to remain silent—or reclaim his dignity.

An authentic adaptation of Thomas Mann's masterpiece about manipulation, fear, and the courage to resist.

A single word can destroy a life.

When uncontrolled social media takes over the role of judge and jury, the presumption of innocence disappears. In a world where public outrage becomes the ultimate verdict, one accusation is enough to trigger an irreversible chain of destruction.

A powerful drama about justice, responsibility, and the devastating consequences of trial by public opinion.

What happens when a withdrawn person forces themselves against their own nature, and completely lays themselves bare before someone they finally dare to trust?

How much passes us by? How many things do we never know about, even though they were once within arm's reach and could have changed our entire lives?

I lost my father when I was a child.

Years later, as a well-known influencer, I receive a message:

"Your father, once a famous actor, is living in Munich."

"I'll find him. Follow me!"

An authentic adaptation of Robert Merle's masterpiece. The film places Merle's extraordinary prose, inner monologues, descriptions, and reflections at its very heart, striving to preserve not only the story, but the essence of the novel itself.

Forty years after graduation, a well-known writer who has spent decades living in the West returns for his class reunion. After the initial joy of meeting again, old photographs begin to bring forgotten memories back to life. We discover destinies, joys, sorrows, and childhood adventures.

The drama of the film lies in being torn away from one's homeland, the decades spent in a foreign country, and the irreplaceable opportunities at HOME.

A fairy tale about a single day, about the tiny visions of a little writer from a small country at the end of the world.

A backstage story about a theatre director, an actress, the sunset over Reykjavík, and a haunting past.

Inhumanity and passion.

Anyone can become a star. Anyone.

Frank, a bit-part actor from Reykjavík, stakes all his money on the first leading role of his life, which he plans to perform in a rented basement theatre in New York, with the undisguised ambition of breaking onto the international stage.

But dreams and reality rarely meet.

David is released after 25 years in prison for a serious crime. He believes he can start with a clean slate, but the world around him has changed, become alien, and ultimately rejects him.

The film is unique in that we follow the entire story, from beginning to end, through the eyes of omnipresent surveillance cameras.

Christopher, the famous Tannhäuser, has been living in seclusion with his wealthy wife for a long time. After decades away from the stage, he nevertheless sets out for his former theatre, hoping to make a comeback. He is given a chance, although no one really believes in him.

An ordinary TV cooking show with a “celebrity chef” known only to the viewers of a small provincial channel. While cooking, he picks out his victim of the day. The ratings soar, the studio audience applauds — the show is being made.

A film adaptation of Albert Wass’s shocking short story about the end of the Second World War, when liberation for some meant the beginning of another war for civilian women.

Cinema of stories inspired by a Western civilization gone mad. A distorting mirror held up to insane politics, a society that has lost its backbone, and the destruction of Europe.

Art and artists must finally take a stand. Otherwise, this may be the end of the cradle of our culture.