1942. America is on the edge of war. Hungarian-born film director MICHAEL CURTIZ (56), under governmental pressure, gets a chance to influence public opinion about war, thus gaining international recognition by directing a new propaganda film: CASABLANCA.

It does not come the best time though. Curtiz works to help her Jewish sister emigrate from Hungary before the nazis get to her, also, his daughter appears on set with the purpose of getting answers why Curtiz had abandoned her as a child. Can Curtiz overcome his famously arrogant and cynical personality? What sacrifices make a man to become a patriot in a foreign country, a good brother and an honest father at the same time? What should his main character, Rick choose in the end of Casablanca?

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Aladár lives in deep poverty with his wife and children on a farm far from the village.
The driest summer of their lives endangers everything he has built for his family.

Every day, he prays to God with his childlike prayers. And every day, their struggle continues.
As his bitterness grows, he asks for rain like the world has never seen.

Aladár gets his wish, but God works in mysterious ways…

Imagine that one day you wake up in the city of Budapest and realize the Danube River has disappeared. It’s just a dry riverbed full of nostalgic objects and memories. What kind of moral impact would it have on the people? What would happen to the drinking water supply? How long would the city be livable? Could it be at all?

It is high time for a Mother (70) and Daughter (42) to put their long-term conflicts behind them, but the mother blames her daughter for her brother’s death…

The documentary, On the Edge of Impossible,  gives an insight to what professional sport means to those who live with disabilities and draws the history of the Hungarian para-sport through the life of 5 successful para athletes.