“…Political scientist, Mihaly Bihari, literary historian, Zoltan Biro, journalist Zoltan Kiraly and economist Laszlo Lengyel talk about the background of the decision thus depicting the curious mechanisms of the communist regime.…”

“…Zselensky, writer, poet, translator and journalist professes himself to be a full-time bum, a survivor and last but not least a Diogenides, i.e. a descendant of Diogenes. …”

“…It was there she met Miklos Gimes, a journalist who grew disenchanted with the communist government. …”

“…The above image appeared on the inner front page of the 30 October 1956 issue of Paris Match. 45 years after the photo was taken, historian Eszter Balázs and journalist Phil Casoar set up a journey to trace the young couple and find out who they were, whether they survived the revolution, and if yes, where they live. …”

“…Interviewed persons involved in the case are István Szikinger, head of the research program office of the Ministry of Interior Affairs in 1990; Imre Mécs, member of the steering committee of SZDSZ in 1990; József Végvári police major; Zoltán Lovas journalist; Gábor Roszik MP; Ferenc Kőszeg, member of the steering committee of SZDSZ in 1990; Gábor Fodor, member of the steering committee of FIDESZ in 1990; Géza Finszter, Ministry of Interior Affairs; György Kolláth, head of department at the Ministry of Interior Affairs in 1990; Alajos Dornbach, lawyer in 1990; Gáspár Miklós Tamás, member of the steering committee of SZDSZ in 1990.…”

“…It was a regime trying to control all the publicity strings and while expecting to bask on a reputation of being understanding, democratic and above all loved. The film seeks journalists, editors and assistant editors who learnt during the long Kádár period how to walk the communications' tightrope, knowing just what readers and authorities expected of their paper. …”