MY HOME IS MY CASTLE — Hungary, once known as the country of "Democratic Change" is showing today features of a totalitarian regime. Incitement against Jews and Roma are on the daily agenda, the media is censored and poverty increases rapidly. The film follows Szabina, a young Roma violinist, Ica, Kazmer and Istvan, three homeless people and Balint, a talented boy from a wealthy family. While Szabina is struggling for her future as Roma violinist, Balint doesn´t need to worry about financial matters.  Unlike Ica and Kazmer: They built a shack from waste wood and hope to find a "normal" apartment in the city one day. When the city council orders the clearing of the forest huts, they are facing the loss of their last dignity ...