
"Jupiter's Moon" follows Aryan, a young refugee who is shot while attempting to cross the Hungarian border illegally. A doctor at a refugee camp takes care of him and soon discovers Aryan's extraordinary ability to levitate. Realizing the potential of this unique talent, the doctor smuggles Aryan out with plans to exploit his secret. Notably, Merab Ninidze plays the role of Gabor Stern, while György Cserhalmi portrays László.
Trivia:
1. "Jupiter's Moon" is directed by Kornél Mundruczó, known for blending fantastical elements with harsh social realities, which gives the film a unique tone balancing supernatural powers with refugee struggles.
2. The film was shot on location in Hungary, which adds an authentic backdrop to its narrative addressing contemporary issues surrounding migration and border politics.
3. The levitation scenes utilized a combination of practical effects and innovative camera work, creating a realistic yet magical visual portrayal of Aryan's abilities without relying heavily on CGI.