Budapest in 1940. Professor Péter Kadar's life seems perfect: his career is at its peak and he has married a pretty young woman. But everything falls apart the very day he is appointed head of department at one of the city's most reputable clinics. For his adopted son, Doctor Zoltan, is planning to have an affair with his wife. Against all expectations, Kadar negotiates a bizarre arrangement that will change the trio's lives forever.

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The decline of the Hungarian population is a serious economic and social problem for the country, while Hungarian youth, people in favor of having children and those in the skilled classes want far more children than is eventually be born. The Three Princes, Three Princesses Movement surveyed what is behind the low birth rates. One of the biggest obstacle of having children is that young people can't find a partner, or even if they do, they still don't want to commit. Today, millions of forced singles are looking for partners in the country.