1945
On one balmy summer’s day in a small Hungarian village finding its feet again after World War II, the people prepare for the wedding: Arpad (Tasnadi), the son of Istvan (Rudolf), the village’s clerk/big shot/bully, is marrying a local woman much to Istvan’s wife Anna’s (Nagy-Kalozy) chagrin, as she was engaged only recently to a soldier and fears the young woman has eyes on her son’s drugstore. Into this mix come two unknown Jewish men (Ivan Angelusz and Marcell Nagy) and the town fear they are the heirs to properties in the area, properties that were distributed among the villagers when the Nazis deported the village’s Jews to concentration camps…
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