Red Chocolate (2026)

Vörös csokoládé

Director: László Kriskó

Cast: Kira Abraham, Júlia Nagy-Jancsó, Ági Bartos, Béla Fesztbaum, Miklós Bányai

A secret communist faction and two young Jewish sisters gamble everything just to stay alive. Imre—a cold, calculating genius of mathematics and philosophy—has no qualms about dancing with danger. In 1944, Éva, still innocent and trusting, flees the horrors of war alongside her sister Mária, only to discover that the true threat hides closer than the gendarmes: Imre and his housekeeper, Eszter. Inside the walls of a mansion in Oradea, darker truths begin to surface. What unfolds when Imre offers not just shelter, but the promise of death? A tangled web of jealousy, betrayal, escape, and sacrifice—woven with faith in the divine and the bittersweet taste of a single piece of chocolate. Decades later, in 1975 London, a young woman named Elizabeth shatters the silence, exposing Imre’s buried crimes and sending his web of lies crumbling. An unflinching story that leaves only one haunting question: How does the brutality of war strip a man of hope and love, forging him into a merciless tyrant?