Levente Molnár

One of the most acclaimed debuts in recent memory, this is visceral, immediate cinema. Told in disorienting over-the-shoulder cinematography, Son of Saul captures the chaos and atrocity of the Holocaust like you’ve never seen before. Prizewinner at the Cannes Film Festival and the Academy Awards®.

In 1913 Budapest, Irisz Leiter is approached by a stranger looking for a brother she never knew existed. Now Irisz is determined to find her brother and unlock the secrets to her forgotten past.

A beloved shepherd is separated from his Jewish family when the Nuremberg Laws are enacted in Germany and is put to work by an SS officer.