Én és a nagyapám

Many arrive in the new socialist city as migrating birds, like the drunkard old man with his grandson Berci, or from the country, like the family Daru. Berci provokes the wrath of the children because he proves to be more skilful and ingenious than they are: he wins the bicycle race, scores well, he is courageous in collecting waste iron. Kati is considered an odd person because of her goose and homesickness. Love is unfolding between the two children. Due to the caring love of Aunt Margit, the class, and Uncle Králik the community and the two friends find each other soon and even the grandfather takes a turn to be a sober fellow. (jakelijan virallinen teksti)