One Last Time – a short movie on the last days of childhood

A group of young, Hungarian film students got together to shoot a movie to earn their university degrees. As we are still students and the movie does not have an official sponsor it is harder for us, especially during the pandemic. All the money that we are receiving would be put into our movie! Everyone who donates us will be shown in the credits as to thank you for your help!

The movie is about a 16-year old boy, ATTILA, a normal teenager, who lives the most simple life. He attends high school, struggles with homework and girls but most importantly he spends all his free time with an old friend, UNCLE MISI. Even though they are not related, Uncle Misi had always been by the boy's side, ever since his birth. They share a deep and meaningful relationship, everything the boy knows comes from Uncle Misi. The young boy spends all his free time with him and they usually talk about music, movies, the old times and of course girls. Uncle Misi is like mentor in Attila's life, who he can look up to and ask advice and help from... and probably this is the reason why Attila cannot even begin to imagine that one day Uncle Misi would be gone.

This movie focuses on the road to adult life. What is that point when one realizes that life does not work the way as they have always thought? Would this realization be painful? Sudden? Or would it creep silently to our everyday life and happen without us noticing? Would we have the chance to control things or would we even be so lucky to have some time to think over and accept at all?

I was 14 when I lost my aunt who played a significant role in my life, which I haven't even realised until today. She gave me my first lipstick, my first books and we watched the TV together while she told me all about her life. She fought with cancer in front my eyes, without me even noticing anything from it. This story is dedicated to her and to my childhood.

The short movie would be about 20 minutes long. We appreciate every help - even the small ones! Thank you in advance!

Have a nice day!
Zsófi, Vanda and Péter