The film begins with a homeless man who commits suicide when he is evicted from the place

he was staying in, then the story follows Orsolya (the 45 yo bailiff who evicted him) in

her attempts to calm down her consciousness - and the film, a mix of drama and comedy,

deals with issues like the housing crisis, the new post-socialist economy, the nationalism from

Transylvania (the story is set in Cluj), the power of the language to maintain the social status

quo etc. If the structure is similar to Psycho, the title is an echo to Europe '51 by Roberto

Rossellini. Rossellini imagined a film where the moral crisis of a woman found some ways to

become meaningful. In Kontinental '25, the woman having a moral crisis (true, smaller than

Rossellini's hero) doesn't find anybody and anything to understand her. The film is a low-

budget independent one and its poverty of means is very important - another lesson from

Rossellini.