博尔奇（Zita Téby 饰）是一名非常年轻的足球运动员，在德国训练时，他同自己的队友伯纳德（塞巴·乌泽多夫斯基 Sebastian Urzendowsy 饰）之间的关系十分的要好。退役后，博尔奇回到了自己的家乡，子承父业成为了养蜂场的养蜂人。一次偶然中，博尔奇邂逅了名为阿伦（Ádám Varga 饰）的男子，阿伦健硕的肉体让博尔奇的目光总是不自觉的停留在他的身上。
随着时间的推移，博尔奇和阿伦之间的感情渐渐超越了友谊，但是两人亦知道，他们的关系是绝对不能让民风保守的当地人知晓的。让博尔奇没有想到的是，某日，伯纳德出现在了他的面前，试图劝说他回去踢球，在他们和阿伦之间形成了一段三角关系。

One of those courageously provoking and smashing films that make you breathless, restless and uncomfortable. This unique, wise and rough blend of cinema, theatre, musical and comedy will radically divide spectators and critics for their differing opinions. A political, cruel and original film spiced with dark humour, which makes an urgently needed and impactful statement against injustice, prejudice, discrimination and racism against the Roma people, the biggest European minority.
Everything you see is part of the play “Gypsy Hungarian” performed at Deutsches Theater Berlin. An all-Roma creative team worked together for six years, backed by the Open Society Foundation, to educate marginalised Roma youth through performance art training. The leading characters never hide their true names as they talk, shout, joke, lie, debate, or doubt directly to our faces without a fourth wall. Gypsy boys and girls interpret, sing, dance, satirise their own painful life stories, recurring traumas or unfortunately real experiences with scars on their hands.
Musician and traffic warden Edmond rushes to clear his name, although he never had sex with his sisters. Drug dealer Mario is a wannabe poet. Professional dancer Romeo is laughed at by the audience and suffers domestic violence. The first Gypsy palaeontologist Cristopher tries to become temporarily rich through brutality. Szintia encounters a shady guy who threatens to sell her to Romania as a whore. They are demoralised, exploited, ridiculed, criminalised and disgusting, but they are also people like us. This film is not seeking the audience’s compassion.
The camera moves, spins, rides, slides, turns, lurks, and pans down with intentions to fool us that it may be a one long continuous shot with a fruitful and unparalleled supporting cameo role by former Berlin’s Panorama Big Boss Wieland Speck and a real Gypsy house, magnificently delivered to the stage in 3,000 numbered pieces, full of smoke and filth.
Ádám Császi received an unofficial five-year ban on filmmaking for his debut “Land of Storms” in Panorama at Berlinale 2014 (probably the first Hungarian gay coming-out film ever made). He continues to bravely oppose the systemic authoritarian Orbán-regime, which may possibly bring him another punishment.