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We learn about arbitrary rule under the dictatorship, the torture, the ill-treatment in prison and the plight of the Tupamaro hostages, told in the words of former political prisoners, psychologists and family members who had their lives turned upside down in a raid, or who suffered the anguish of searching for someone who had been “disappeared”.
Alexandrina is a Portuguese truck driver who works alone delivering goods across Europe. During these long journeys, her only connection to other people is through the Internet and phone calls. The feeling of being trapped inside a metal can on wheels begins to suffocate her. 42.ZE.66 is a portrait of this strong woman and recounts the struggles of a lonely life on the roads of Europe.
The band Platon Karataev was founded in 2016, and the indie-folk songs of their first album exploded on Spotify to such an extent that they even surpassed the listenership of the best-known Hungarian artists. At the gate of international success, they decided to switch from English to Hungarian, from acoustic guitars to a more grandiose, psychedelic soundscape.
