Film Lens
Róbert Puzsér investigates an anarchist group that originated from a band in Eger. The film features statements from a former member who fears retaliation and from Vogel, who outlines the group's objectives. One leader explains the rationale behind their website's bomb-making instructions and the inclusion of search keywords that children might use. They argue that destroying families is necessary for achieving individual freedom.
Another member advocates for the use of LSD as a means to happiness, proposing the distribution of synthetic LSD through the water supply. They claim that laboratories will be set up for chemists and doctors to produce this substance, aiming to awaken as many people as possible. The filmmakers also claim to contribute to this awakening effort.
Why Watch
- •Meet Róbert Puzsér, the director and investigator.
- •Find out why the group believes in family destruction.
- •See how they plan to distribute LSD through water.
Did You Know
•The film features a former member who fears retaliation from the group.
•One leader claims families must be destroyed for individual freedom.
•Another member promotes distributing synthetic LSD through water supplies.
Perfect For
Anarchist movementsPsychedelic cultureRadical ideologies