Feels Like Home
Synopsis
One evening, Rita is abducted by a man who insists that she is Szilvi, his missing sister. Forced to assume this role within an entire family, she is locked inside a bleak apartment and forbidden from leaving. As she interacts with members of this strange family, Rita gradually comes to understand the sinister scenario unfolding around her and tries to find a way out of this psychological nightmare.
A taut psychological thriller in which family dynamics take on the contours of a mental prison. Anchored by Rozi Lovas’s arresting performance and the film’s rigorously constructed use of space, it unfolds as a powerful allegory of totalitarianism.
Cast/Avec
- Rozi Lovas
- Áron Molnár
- Dorka Gryllus
Screenplay
- Attila Veres
Cinematographer
- Dániel Szöke
Sound
- Kryštof Blabla
Music
- Gábor Holtai
Production
- Zoltán MÁRTONFFY
Age classification
- 16+
Screenings
Trailer and photos
Critics
Gabor Holtai
Gábor Holtai is a Hungarian director, sound engineer, and composer. Trained in film and sound in Hungary, he has developed a body of work that brings together surrealist aesthetics and social critique. His short films, selected and awarded at numerous international festivals, are marked by a strong visual and sonic identity. Feels Like Home is his first feature film and premiered worldwide at the Sitges Film Festival.
Filmography
- Feels Like Home 2025
- Second Round (short film) 2020
- Property (short film) 2018