In the Hungary of the 90s, travelling is finally possible but unaffordable. By forging international train tickets, three young men experience the outside world.
Hungary's first feature animated documentary takes viewers back to the post-Iron Curtain era of the 1990s, when travel to Western Europe became exorbitantly expensive. The film explores the phenomenon of international train ticket forgery. At the core of the narrative are three friends who devise an ingenious method for forging tickets, enabling them to offer affordable travel options to an entire generation yearning for freedom. Employing household detergents, they successfully remove information written on the tickets by blue-coloured Pelikan carbon paper, making it possible to alter the destinations. Initially, everything runs smoothly; however, freedom comes at a price. As an increasing number of individuals begin traveling with forged tickets, the risk increases. Though the trio takes precautions, the authorities launch an investigation.
