 The film, which alternates between live action and animation, was only loosely based on the life of Mancs.It was directed by Róbert Adrián Pejó and wasn't well received in Hungary; critics especially disliked that the film, aiming to be family friendly, downplayed tragic events such as earthquakes, and was set in a time period impossible to determine, with some scenes and elements reminding the viewer of the 1980s, some of them of the 1990s and some of the 2000s.In 2015 it won main prize at the Schlingel International Film Festival.