- —Balázs HarangozóThe decline of the Hungarian population is a serious economic and social problem for the country, while Hungarian youth, people in favor of having children and those in the skilled classes want far more children than is eventually be born. The Three Princes, Three Princesses Movement surveyed what is behind the low birth rates. One of the biggest obstacle of having children is that young people can't find a partner, or even if they do, they still don't want to commit. Today, millions of forced singles are looking for partners in the country.
- —Balázs HarangozóA docu-reality about dating. Three boys and three girls, six sad to be singles met strangers on camera, discussed their problems, and confronted their shortcomings. At a time when surveys show that Hungarians want twice as many children, fewer and fewer are born in the country every year. On the other hand there are more and more singles, who can't find a partner for long-term. We tried to examine this phenomenon through the examples of six youngsters. We accompanied them to the first meeting at a nightclub in Budapest, we made them perform improvisational exercises, discussed relationships in a tea house and finally analyzed their behavior with the help of an expert team. A psychologist, Dr. Almássi Kitti, the leader of the Three Princes Three Princesses Movement, Székely András and a famous Tv presenter, successful husband and father, Gundel Takács Gábor sat in this team. We examined all the occasions from the point of long-term relationships, because all the participants have the same goal: getting married and starting a family. This film is an entertaining way of drawing attention to a significant social problem of nowadays.
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