Tesó

Artin, in his twenties, tells their story as a narrator. His elder brother Nate works for an erotic magazine, taking his topics from his everyday routine. Artin is obsessed with music, sells and buys cassettes and CD-s. Their mother, a pretty widow, aged fifty, moves with an athlete aged 37 to the Danube bend, leaving a four and a one room flat to the two boys in Békásmegyer. Neither of them wants to move into the smaller one, or to have it rented. Their lives are rearranged by Nate's new girlfriend, the pizza delivery girl Anna, who Artin falls in love with romantically, and also Anna turns out to be a basically lyric character. Artin's confession of his love is the screening of Casablanca with a revised ending at the new housing estate by night. At last the two happily move into the small empty flat. (Budapest Film)