Nyitva

Cheeky yet subtle, it is a movie that adresses not only the generation who are making their first step into a real-life-intimacy. It speaks to everyone who seeks to soberly perceive their own deeds in a relationship. No scandals, but outspoken and fun!

This might not be for sex shy people, but it brings up the intimate thoughts that go on in people's head while into a relationship,. The fact that partners can bring up and communicate their desire was done very well in this film.

Thoroughly enjoyable film about the pitfalls of modern relationships - giving me food for thought. Characters are relatable and very likable in their quest to maneuver the depths of monogamy. Very outspoken - may make you blush - but great dialogue.

This was funnier than I expected, I think I even enjoyed it more than the Spanish "Donde caben dos" / "More the Merrier", even though it showed less actual swinging or "action", and less diversity of situations.

Watching the movie I found myself deeply relating to the plot and the characters. The basic (basic in a very positive way) looks of the actors (Csilla Radnay as Fanni & Lehel Kovács as Bálint), the support characters' view on how a relationship should progress as per norms (like the parents constantly bringing up marriage and kids) had and effect on me like I was looking in the mirror. The film is mainly revolving around the concept of duality: the need of stability versus the need of novelty, and how the different set of interests can get a relationship out of balance. Five years in, it is normal to feel comfortable, to slowly loose interest in each other. What gives it a twist is the different attitude of the couples towards novelty and therefore in occasions cheating. The end did slow down a bit but the story itself still managed to keep me excited and to make me take a deep look at myself and for me that's the characteristic of a 10/10 movie.