
Through a combination of personal narration, conversations with fellow artists and Hungarian language classes, which the author attends in order to become a citizen of the European Union, the film questions the romanticized idea of working for love and shows how doing art often means fighting against obstacles of the system, economic insecurity and self-doubt.
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