The film homes in on a relatively taboo subject which also seems to be a rising phenomenon in recent years: teenage suicide. Written by the director, the story revolves around a class of high schoolers who are attending a summer camp. Restless 18-year-old Milán is preparing his very own showdown. A love triangle is forming between himself, Anna and Dani. The tension mounts during a hike, at the end of which the three of them are sent home. The question of their feelings remains unresolved, and the showdown never happens. One year later, following graduation, the camp takes place once again. But Milán is no longer with them: he took his own life during the previous semester. His classmates remember him and struggle to process their loss…

Within the walls of a public bathroom, László (Steve Hajdu) encourages his young colleague (Márton Kerekes) to overcome his fears.

Ádám and his friend Bálint, are teenagers living on the violent outskirts of Budapest. When a friend of theirs gets beaten up and they decide to get revenge, Adam is forced to face the fact what it really means to be a man.

We get to know thee couples' stories. Zoli and Klara's almost-over marriage, Emil's (the lonely projectionist) and his lost love's connection and an introverted high school student, Gergo's bitter attempts of stealing a girl's heart. The three stories have little in common, however at the end the conflicts are finding solutions from the lessons taught by each other.

In this mystical-realist Hungarian ghost story, Irma asks her half-brother and her allegedly best friend to spend the weekend at the family summer cabin with her. They haven’t seen one another for a long time and Irma surprises them with her late-stage pregnancy. She also shares something even more unexpected with them: she feels that she will die tomorrow.