Kontinental '25

Europe’s most idiosyncratic director returns with a Berlin-awarded, incisive, and irresistibly funny satire about guilt, class, economic inequality, and morality.

When a homeless man takes his life after she has evicted him, Orsolya — a bailiff in Cluj — is forced to recount the event to family, friends, and a potential lover, all eager to shape their own truth. Through tense, ever-shifting dialogue, Jude probes guilt, responsibility, and the conversational urge to shape one’s reality. With absurd humor, intellectual precision, and caustic systemic critique, he exposes capitalism’s morally blind spots. The result is a satire that provokes, entertains, and targets the present moment with surgical accuracy.

• Sanjin Pejković