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This is not even a film but a catalogue of a travel agency and a children's colouring book. It has basically no plot, the script is merely a collection of keywords like friendship, growing up, heritage, patriotism; poured down with a lot of kitsch, ending up in something that seems like dialogue but without any emotions, subtlety or any aspiration to character arcs. The overall style is either very cheesy or too obviously effortful to be funny-ish. The characters - or I would call them illustrations - have no dimensions, they're so full of cliches that they are nothing more than illustrations of real life people of Hungary, or any other country. The creators seemingly disdain the audience so much that they don't even try to write a single person who is a little bit more than a millboard figure or a caricature. Almost unwatchable, very badly paced, and silly white trash material - a mashup of a feature-length travel ad of the Balatonfelvidek and some fake-patriotic ideological layman's guide.

Don't recommend this to anyone, it's a waste of time.

Honestly it's such a vibe. Presents the tipical Hungarian holiday perfectly, summer feeling, nostalgia. I loved it a lot. Really Hungarian, but in the good way, surprisingly. The jokes, the characters, all of it is just so comforting and so relatable as a Hungarian (but I think for every Easter/middle European person). The videography is so beautiful too. Mucsi and Kanyó Kata owned the show. I haven't laughed this much in a Hungarian movie since Buék (2018). It definitely deserves more attention. It's really cool it's on Netflix now, maybe that will get it some more hype. I think you should give it a try!