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The Kocsis family drives into the village in northern Serbia in a chocolate-brown Chevrolet with Swiss license plates, much to everyone's surprise, as the road is really not made for such a car. Here lives the Hungarian minority of Serbia, to which the Kocsis family belongs. Or belonged, as they emigrated years ago. They return to the village for weddings and funerals, where Mamika and all the other relatives live – as long as they are alive. After that, Nomi, Ildiko, and their parents head back home to Switzerland. If one can even speak of a home. Although they run a cafeteria and the daughters grew up here, the Kocsis family is not truly accepted. And when you listen to the disputes among their employees from the various former Yugoslav republics, it’s hardly surprising to see a strange Europe that refuses to acknowledge one another. Are love and retreat into the so-called private life really all that remains?.