Futni mentem

This film isn't going to change the world, but it carries some beautiful messages about various themes, such as grief, giving up, and commitment. The story has a nice arc, though it's quite grounded and nothing particularly awe-inspiring.

Perhaps for the first time in a Hungarian film, the child actor outperforms some of the adults.

Aside from a few very minor surprises, the whole story is fairly predictable after the first 15 minutes, but still it has nice moments.

In my opinion, this film was made for a primarily female audience in mind. As a man, I found it harder to relate to the characters and their struggles, but it is okay.

It was mostly incredibly embarrassing to watch, as both the story and the dialogues were just so badly written. The phone calls were so awfully timed that it was ridiculous.

100% predictable storylines from beginning to end, no depth of characters, no unexpected twists, full of clichés, this movie experience is not where Hungarian cinema should be in 2025.

I feel like the actors were struggling to naturally act out the situations their characters were put into, and I could not emphasize or relate to any of these characters.

The reason that I do not give 1 stars is because it was half decently filmed, lit and cut. I am astonished that currently its rating is over 7.

In recent years, a good quality Hungarian film is as rare as the White Raven. Most are either very weak or just mediocre...

This film is entertaining, funny, interesting, the characters are good and the story is good. It was enjoyable to watch this film. Congratulations to the makers!!!! Even at the end, my faith returns that Hungarian films can be good.

The story is entertaining, hilarious, how the vicissitudes of marathon training and finding a partner are connected. I can only recommend watching the film.

Congratulations to the makers, they deserve it!!!! We need more good stories and movies like this.