The film's protagonist, a rebellious yet highly responsible teenager who becomes pregnant and meticulously plans an open adoption. She balances high school, employment, and an intensive table tennis career while acting as the adult caretaker for her family, though she gradually struggles with intensifying maternal doubts during the statutory six-week decision period.
Zsófi drives the narrative as the central figure navigating pregnancy, adoption, and intense internal conflict.
Heni acts as a minor supporting figure who provides social grounding and occasional emotional support to Zsófi.
Gábor is part of the infertile couple designated to adopt Zsófi's baby, forming a formal arrangement with her.
Emma serves as the social worker who guides Zsófi through the legal and procedural steps of the open adoption plan.
Bea is Zsófi's unstable mother who struggles to accept her daughter's pregnancy and adoption decision, creating a strained domestic environment.
Zsófi acts as the responsible caretaker for her younger sister, managing household duties and making mature decisions on her behalf.
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