Rock Rivals

To escape his tumultuous home, Adonis Moreau seeks sanctuary with a childhood friend and their eccentric family. As Adonis delves into their world, surrendering to his vices, he must confront a crucial question: how far is he willing to go to love or be loved?

Two vacationing couples lend assistance to an injured man. This good deed leads them into their worst nightmare.

Ana travels to Colombia for a few days to spend the weekend with her grandmother in the country house. Julia, Ana's mother, greets her, with whom she has never had a good relationship. When Ana was a child, Julia abandoned her, leaving her in the care of Lucia, who was in charge of her upbringing. The three are interacting awkwardly. Ana tells her grandmother that she had an abortion due to an unplanned pregnancy. She was moved by the prospect of becoming a mother, and she returned to her grandmother's house because it was exactly what she needed. Despite being in the country house, the nightmares persisted. This weekend will be their last chance to mend the wounds of the past.

Owen and Ernest Wharton, sons of sweatshop owner James Wharton, become interested in two of their father's employees. Owen, a settlement worker, falls in love with Mary, while Ernest, a full time womanizer, makes her sister Amy his mistress. Another sister, Jane, grows increasingly consumptive, but when Mary asks James for some money for Jane's treatment, he refuses. Hearing of the trouble, Ernest offers money to Mary, but only if she too agrees to be his mistress. Enraged, Mary forces him at gunpoint, to marry Amy. Then Owen, knocked unconscious in an accident, calls out for Mary. James begs her to see Owen, but before agreeing to go, Mary makes him promise to improve sweatshop conditions. Finally, Owen recovers and he and Mary plan their marriage. Meanwhile, marriage has turned Ernest into a devoted husband, and James keeps his word about shop conditions.

A family, 100,000 chickens with a death sentence, a secret that will unveil all family secrets, and a star 2,500 million light years away that will make them understand that we all are metaphorically ExtraTerrestrials.

The story of the film is set in the period from the 1940s until today in the Pannonian plain (the plain in the Central Europe), in an area of elusive boundaries, mysterious and unstable spiritual identity. The witness of the time is a Jewish boy Benya Cohn who, with his eye wide open, remembers the tragedy of his family, in the shadow of the Holocaust, concentration camps and new wars.