Gloomy Sunday

In 1930s Budapest, a captivating tale unfolds around the intertwining lives of three individuals in an era marked by turbulence and despair. László, the owner of an upscale restaurant, hires András, a talented pianist, to provide elegant musical accompaniment for his guests. Amidst the glamorous atmosphere, the enchanting waitress Ilona captivates both men with her mesmerizing charm. This shared infatuation inspires András to compose an evocative ballad titled "Gloomy Sunday," which initially gains popularity but soon becomes associated with a string of suicides due to its haunting melody that seems to instigate feelings of hopelessness and despair.As the story progresses, the delicate balance within this erotic ménage à trois is disrupted by the arrival of another suitor. Hans, a German man who has fallen deeply in love with Ilona, further complicates the passionate dynamics between László, András, and the enigmatic Ilona. As emotions run high and passions collide, "Gloomy Sunday" becomes a tragic reflection of the characters' internal struggles and the dark undercurrents that threaten to destroy their fragile world.