Diario para mis hijos

The film, the first of a semi-biographic trilogy, is interesting, well acted and produced. Besides that, it does have a quite historically and politically important setting. Then, it would be really great if it had a better pace, and if the many side stories and characters' backgrounds had a further development instead of being eventually abandoned. The three main characters are nice ones, and I did like to see the impact of Soviet occupation over Hungary and the references to prior Horthy's far-right dictatorship, and the dreams of change which were frustrated by a new wave of authoritarianism.