Beyond Rock Bottom

In the shadow of addiction, Boróka and Szilveszter join a Recovery Centre to confront their inner demons through methods of rock climbing, embarking on a transformative journey of self-discovery, and the reevaluation of their past lives.

2024 | Hungary
Director: Ádám Miklós
Writer: Ádám Miklós
Cinematographer: Ádám Miklós
Editor: Ádám Miklós
Sound: Gábor Császár
Producer: Adrián Száki

Director's word
"Collaborating with Andor on this film was an incredible experience. He immediately understood the intimacy of the subject matter and the quiet, reflective tone it demanded. Andor’s music carries a profound depth, unfolding at just the right moments and drawing the audience in effortlessly. From the very start, he grasped our vision, and his first drafts were nearly flawless. What I admire most about Andor's compositions is that they don’t provide answers—they pose questions that resonate deeply with the essence of the film."

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