Szabó Magda - Pilátus

Iza Szőcs is a smart, hardworking, modern woman, devoted to her profession, conscientious, an excellent doctor and an exemplary, devoted child, at least in the eyes of the world. He visits his parents every month and showers them with gifts, he pays attention to their health, so it's no wonder that everyone envies the elderly Szőcs couple. Lo and behold, even after her father's death, Iza doesn't leave her widowed mother alone, she moves her to Budapest, where a comfortable apartment and a comfortable life await Szőcsné.

Iza gives everything to her mother, except what she needs most: she denies herself to her.
He doesn't understand that you can't replace care with material possessions, and sometimes even a porcelain dog with a broken tail is a priceless asset. She doesn't understand, by not demanding her company and care, she is slowly driving her mother crazy. Mrs. Szőcs desperately wonders how she can help Iza, how she can make her daughter's job easier, as she feels that she is only a burden.

When she returns home to the town where she lived almost her entire life when her husband's tombstone is erected, and on a foggy autumn evening she goes for a walk to the scene of their youthful encounters in order to feel closer to the deceased, the unconditional love that the selfish and cold Iza misses so much, she provides the answer to the vexing question. You already know what to do.