Go Hungary
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9/30/2026Runtime
13 minsGenres
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Go Hungary is a personal film diary showing life in Hungary under Viktor Orbán’s rule, from the perspective of queer teenage twins Nati and Dorka. Anger, frustration, and the fatigue caused by the country’s political situation become the starting point for a story about the girls’ everyday lives. Together with the girls, we travel through places marked by omnipresent propaganda and look for safe spaces where freedom can be felt. GO HUNGARY is part 2 of the diptych DON'T POLITICIZE : GO HUNGARY
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ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$1,000Revenue
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An intimate documentary diary that channels teenage frustration into a intimate portrait of how authoritarianism shapes daily life. Through the eyes of twin sisters, the film captures both the weight of living under pervasive state propaganda and the quiet moments where freedom still breathes.
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