Yaanosh

When Tarquine Potts set off to backpack the world, he could not have anticipated the deep connections he would find in Budapest. He falls for the beautiful Szandi and befriends János, a flamboyant member of the local gay community. Central European homophobia found in Budapest mirrors Tarquine's childhood in Tasmania, causing him to question his own feelings. He experiences an affinity and repulsion for violence; a drive for sex and drugs; and a desire, for once in his life, not to sit back and watch a bully take charge.

János is the vegetarian son of a butcher who grew up in a small Hungarian town, where coming out would not be embraced with open arms. His life is transformed when he moves to Budapest and finds friends who allow his differences to thrive; differences that are kept secret from his childhood friends and family. All of that changes after a chance encounter with a Neo-Nazi from his hometown. Vengeance is swift, but the source is unexpected.