El final

András Szabad grew up in a small town in post-war communist Hungary, always under the protective and loving presence of his mother, a librarian with whom he maintains a very special bond. In 1956, her father tried to disrupt a Soviet tank parade and was imprisoned. When three years later he returns home, completely broken, András's mother dies suddenly, an event that inevitably marks the end of his childhood. András and his father move to Budapest, looking for a new and difficult beginning, and it will be there that the young man will discover photography, a passion that will mark him deeply. Obsessed with showing the invisible through the visible, with redeeming things and people from their intrinsic transience and fixing them before their disappearance, András observes it and conjures it all through his Leica camera, an artifact that becomes an extension of his being. But learning -of life, of art- has only just begun. There is still all the pain and beauty ahead. He must still meet Éva.