An African footballer's flight leads him into an oppressive slave camp in the Hortobágy, framed through a Hungarian-Slovak western.
The film introduces an African footballer who is fleeing. The available synopsis does not specify the cause of his flight or the people pursuing him.
The fleeing footballer reaches the Hortobágy region. The landscape becomes the setting for the next stage of his story.
He arrives at a slave camp operating in the Hortobágy. This discovery shifts the story from personal flight toward institutional oppression.
The camp and its environment form the central conflict described in the synopsis. The film presents this struggle within a Hungarian-Slovak western format.
The supplied plot reference does not provide the detailed final events or a named resolution. It concludes by identifying the footballer's situation within the Hortobágy slave camp.
Francis is an African soccer player whose life comes spiraling down after he fixes a match. Soon, he's on the run, taking shelter at a mountain ranch led by a deadly crime boss. Soon, Francis inspires revolt among the boss's workers, putting his life on the line for freedom.
Szabolcs Hajdu
Rating: 6.5/10 (11 votes)
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