My Way Home

The war in Europe has just ended, and a Hungarian teenager is taken prisoner by Soviet troops. Jóska (András Kozák) is held at a remote camp, where he gets to know Kolja (Sergey Nikonenko), a Russian soldier with no language in common with him. Miklós Jancsó watches the two of them the way you watch a stranger across a field, from far off and in no hurry.