Slowly tells the story of a friendship terminated, precipitated in part by an irreparable crisis, and how the adopted land provided the one who was left a space to heal, rebuild, and accept—all sustained by unyielding faith in the future.

Takes Its Toll asserts an alternative reading of Hungarian history: one that attempts to wrest back sovereignty lost to a disempowering relationship with the past, not through the mechanism of denial or dogma, but through the realization that we are alive now and can understand our own histories in ways that allow us to move forward.

Kaleidoscope tells the story of a a strained and confused soul connection, one that spans cultures and types of love and whose future is entirely uncertain.