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The Trap

2026, Hungarian. Directed by Máté Fuchs.

The wasted opportunities of the Orbán era

Viktor Orbán was given a rare opportunity in 2010. He won a supermajority in parliament, giving him a strong mandate to put Hungary on a path to development. He also received external assistance for this. The global economy boomed in the 2010s, and Hungary received an unprecedented amount of funding from the European Union, on a scale unseen in over a century. What did Viktor Orbán do with these unprecedented opportunities? To what extent did he keep the promises he made 16 years ago? This film tells that story.

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1h 38m
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Released
13 February 2026
Original title
A csapda
Country
Hungary
Written by
András Pethő, Bálint Bíró, Máté Fuchs

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The Trap (2026) was directed by Máté Fuchs and stars Niké Kurta, Viktor Orbán, Krisztián Orbán.

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