Soft Hours is a psychological drama about Ilona, a woman in her late fifties whose son, Tóbiás, disappeared ten years ago. When her ex-husband becomes a father again, her longing for Tóbiás resurfaces. She becomes fixated on Leon, a young amusement park worker, and pays him to play the role of her son. Their arrangement evolves into an intense dependency. As their relationship grows increasingly obsessive, Ilona realizes she must break free – not just from Leon, but from the hope of Tóbiás’ return – and allow herself to finally grieve and move forward.
