A film by Kornél Mundruczó, who made great movies, that don’t get the recognition they should. Starring Félix Lajkó and Orsolya Tóth as brother and sister, who didn’t grow up together, and after her brother comes back to town, both move together and fall in love. Nobody in their little town is in favor of that, so they start to make enemies. It’s a pretty minimalistic and slow film with marvelous cinematography.

Mihail finds out when he briefly visits his mum that he’s got a half-sister called Fauna. He decides he wants to live out in the marshes of the delta, and Fauna runs off with him. Some of you may have heard of the phenomenon referred to as Genetic Sexual Attraction. This is when siblings live apart until they meet at adulthood, at which point they feel an overwhelming sexual attraction for one another. So just in case anyone would feel the incestuous side of the story is unrealistic, I promise you it isn’t.

Trailer:

http://www.imdb.com/video/screenplay/vi1628178201/