Two Have Died

Ciklon, a young woman with fair hair, blue eyes, and a wry sense of humour, travels from the capital to a small town to rearrange the shop window of a department store. Szotyory, a young local window-dresser tells her that her landlady's daughter and her sculptor love killed themselves because the young man was a Gipsy, and the girl's parents did not want to approve their marriage. Ciklon starts investigating passionately. She finds some strange statues with arms wide open, and Szotyori recalls the details of the lovers' story. Ciklon finds the whole town responsible for the death of the young couple. The shop-window, arranged by Ciklon, shocks and provokes all the locals with the displayed and illuminated works of the self-murderer young Gipsy man. (official distributor synopsis)