A school somewhere in Hungary. An ordinary literature class with unextraordinary students. It feels like a normal day, except that the Hungarian Prime Minister is about to visit. The school secretary tries to keep everything under control, especially the celebratory cake, which doesn’t fit in the fridge. While the cooks struggle to fix the problem, a 17-year-old Márti, who is supposed to greet the Prime Minister on stage, hesitantly prepares her little rebellion.