Schwechtje Mihály - Félúton Berlinbe

"There are too many stimuli, and that's it. I even wrote this on the cot bed once. "There are too many stimuli". It's not been a month and I have to move out of here. I will miss this sign. That's all. Szilvike's nonsense, the volleyball practices, teacher Mr. Singer, Bori Varga, whom we can play with from eleven, and the chestnut trees."
Vivi is a smart, sensitive 18-year-old girl. His mother and younger brother live in the nearby village, his father has been working in Germany for ten years, and he is now graduating from high school in a small country town. He lives in college, is preparing for teacher training, and hopes that his relatively carefree life will continue after high school. But things don't go according to her plans - something gets in the way with her girlfriends, her parents, and love, which forces Vivi to go and stop in Halle-Neustadt, halfway to Berlin.
A real "coming of age" story by Mihály Schwechtje,
from the director of the film I hope you manage to die next time :).