"Slavery begins here…"
From its creation to its destruction, we follow a humanoid robot whose task is to take care of a Hungarian high-school. Every day is a new kind of torture in this weird, anti-comedic experimental short film.
Social & External
The people behind it
Artúr Pavetits
Robot
Péter Csernó
Classmate
Vince Lipták-Fegó
Bully
Zsolt Lafferton
Teachers
Jázmin Győri
Robot 2. 0.
Leó Madarász
Classmate 2
Marcell Szikra
Classmate 3
Zsófia Sárik
Classmate 4
Zsófia Késmárki
Classmate 5
Mira Tamás
Classmate 6
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