Selling meat out of a bus parked next to a stream in suburban Virginia, Seymour Akos Pfiegman evaluates his lonely existence as an unlikely bandit and historian of mundane trivia, in a tale that indirectly reflects the long history of Hungary.
In a love story told in photographs and drawings, Glory, a brilliant piano prodigy, is drawn to Frank, an artistic new boy, and the farther she falls, the deeper she spirals into madness until the only song she is able to play is "Chopsticks.".
