Social worker Renáta Toszecky manages a women's shelter in Hungary, operated by Hungarian Baptist Aid. The film follows Renáta and gives us a glimpse into the challenges of social work.
Liza is waiting in vain, as Gabor will be not coming home that night. The next day Liza tells him the big news, but Gabor doesn’t react the way as she expected. It could be a turning point in their relationship, and maybe it is.
Two relationship dramas run parallel - the issue of having children that ties them together and the issue of having children that tears them apart. Perhaps they have more in common: a fear of commitment, of responsibility, of loneliness, of each other and of themselves. What they have in common is what tears them apart. Their inability to live together, their inability to be honest.
