News spreads in a split second that a gypsy family was murdered. Murderers ran fugitive and there is noone who claims to have witness the incident. For the other gypsy family living in the neighborhood, the incident only makes it clear what they innately feared yet didn’t express it for a long time. The father who is in the Canada decides to bring all his family members, his wife, children and his father to the country as soon as he can. Abandoned by the silent majority and overwhelmed by the fear of racist hate crime, the gypsy family lives day by day. When darkness swallows the entire villages after the sunset, the members of the family draw their beds closer together, but the struggle to escape from the madness turns out to be in vain. Based on a serial killing with eight victims in a year, Bence Fliegauf deftly narrates the atmosphere of mass murder that causes such violence.