Moscow Square (2001)
Amid Hungary's pivotal political shifts in 1989, Petya and his friends remain blissfully detached from the turmoil. As they approach graduation, their primary concerns revolve around wild parties, pursuing romantic interests, and finding quick ways to earn money. The looming exams take a backseat, especially with access to leaked questions promising an easier path to success. Their youthful exuberance starkly contrasts the significant changes unfolding in their country, highlighting a generational divide between personal aspirations and national history.
