OPENS MAY 15TH

Budapest 1957: Andor, a teenage Jewish boy, who has been raised to believe his absent father was a hero of the violently supressed Hungarian Revolution, is thrown into confusion when his mother brings home a mysterious interloper who claims to be his real father. Oscar-winner László Nemes’s (Son of Saul) provocative, richly texted, and visually striking third feature is a stark, intimate portrait of personal and national upheaval.

Notes by David O’Mahony