Papp Dóra - Rúnatánc

Twenty-four-year-old Norbert Szepes has been traveling Europe for years - ever since he made the decision to live a wandering life with the help of the Norns who weave his destiny. However, the pandemic also challenges the pagan vagabond, so Norbi is forced to anchor in Berlin. But he has no reason to complain: he loves his job, gets along well with girls, and his roommate is his best friend. Although Norbi is eccentric and tattooed, in the party capital of Europe there are even stranger monks than him; like the half-Buddhist musician Daxten, who attracts the Hungarian boy like a magnet.
But Norbi's old love, Míra Farkas, arrives in Berlin and turns his everyday life upside down: she discovers the boy's weakness, which has to do with a Norwegian band, face tattoos and Polish forests. And while the epidemic kicks the last ones, an inevitable movement rears its head, which settles like a shadow on the Norbies. Even as the nightlife explodes, Berlin's graffiti-strewn walls are marked by fateful changes that Norbi's god, Tyr, knows more than anyone else.