Sinless

Henrik (Márk Nagy) arrives at the Szentiványi family’s castle for a celebratory dinner. Wine fills the glasses and Hungary’s powerful construction dynasty welcomes him into its carefully ordered world. But Henrik is no ordinary guest. Only Anita (Anna Mészöly), his girlfriend and the family’s youngest daughter, suspects why he’s there. For generations, the Szentiványi’s have moved through the highest political and economic circles, leaving crimes and unspoken debts in their wake. As the evening unfolds, casual remarks sharpen, silences deepen, and every polished courtesy seems to carry another meaning.

Following his critically acclaimed debut “FOMO”, Attila Hartung returns with a provocative psychological thriller co-written with horror novelist Attila Veres. A formidable cast spanning generations transforms the dinner into an elegant contest of power, performance, and nerve. Hartung’s bold visual approach draws us deeper into a world where truth is negotiable and guilt wears impeccable manners. Darkly seductive and charged with menace, “Sinless” leaves one thought lingering after the final glass is raised: at this table, innocence may be the most carefully rehearsed role of all.

Milani Perera