Crossings in Budapest - this happens here in a double sense. In the stories, the Danube is crossed time and again, a crossing from Buda to Pest, back and forth, where very different souls roam. At the same time, the usual boundaries of discretion are crossed. Secrets are revealed, certainties shaken, and buried things are uncovered. János Térey provides a lyrical (mis)guide through the Budapest of today and yesterday, offering insights of an insider into this hauntingly beautiful city. Many of these places revolve around love catastrophes, jealousy, and cunning deceit. Or about the aesthetics of films. Or about a stalker on the phone. We unexpectedly become voyeurs during the filming of a porn, moving through beautiful Bauhaus apartments, where evil spirits haunt, as Adolf Eichmann turns them into crime scenes of terror against Jews.