性格迥异的两姐妹艾西（Margit Dajka 饰）和吉莎（Elma Bulla 饰）拥有快乐无忧的少女时代，然突如其来的噩耗夺走了这份幸福。她们的父亲因被当局指责为革命分子，愤而饮弹自尽。随着时代和社会的变迁，两姐妹开始经历不同的人生。未婚的艾西和吉莎分居匈牙利和西德两地，年迈之后，两姐妹只能通过书信联系。信中的姐妹俩亲密无间，聊着生活琐事和心中的小秘密，虽然偶尔牵涉政见但也一带而过，更多还是对童年的回忆以及艾西那绵亘一生却终未完满的爱情。
时间飞逝，一切终将老去，仅存的也许只有那信中的记忆和相片中模糊的青春倩影……
匈牙利著名电影大师Karoly Makk（卡罗利•马克）经典作品。

匈牙利传奇演员Mari Törõcsik和Iván Darvas联手在电影大师卡罗利·马克这部最新力作中演出。这部当代浪漫爱情剧的背景设在风景如画的布达佩斯，Darvas扮演一个的退休老人，曾在匈牙利“56年革命”期间被迫离开祖国。他和妻子在瑞士过着安逸的退休生活，一个电话却促使他重返故土。他与旧情人重燃爱火，而这位旧情人掌握着许多将会改变他命运的秘密。远在30年前，演员Mari Törõcsik和Iván Darvas已经和导演卡罗利·马克合作过，在获奖无数的《爱》中饰演一对情侣。如今这“铁三角”组合再度为观众奉上一部精彩的作品。

In 1956, there was an uprising of Hungarians against their Russian overlords, which the Russians briefly allowed to flower and then ruthlessly suppressed. One suspects that the country's rulers knew about the uprising in advance and permitted it to continue so as to be able to identify who was most actively involved. In this film, it is 1958, and five very different men are waiting in their prison cells to be taken out and executed. Their dreams, fantasies and recollection relieve what might otherwise seem to be an unnecessarily repetitive situation. The internationally known French star Matthieu Carrière plays one of the condemned men.

1954 film by Károly Makk

马加什国王厌倦了经常发生的国内争吵，所以他离开了首都，乔装打扮在全国各地旅行。他嫉妒的妻子也乔装打扮，跟踪丈夫，想知道他在做什么。

This sarcastic drama is taken from the popular Hungarian novel by Tibor Dery. A terminally ill writer (Jozef Kroner) of national prominence watches as family and friends gather like vultures for his imminent demise. Relli (Alexander Bardini) smiles and pretends to be the writer's friend as he tries to get his hands on an unpublished manuscript. The opening scene is the highlight of the film. While the dead writer is being laid to rest in a national funeral, he emerges from the coffin and walks into his own grave while the mourners flee in terror.

50 min. TV movie directed by Károly Makk, based on a short story by Tibor Déry (director-writer team of the 1971 classic "Szerelem"). Also shown as part of the director's two-part movie, "Két történet a félmúltból" (1980; with "Téglafal mögött").