Franciska Farkas shares her thoughts on her career in the theatre, her Gypsy identity, her pride and her own hero: her mother. She makes an honest confession about why she chose acting: "I've tried several things, had many jobs, but where I can give the most of myself that's acting." Her hero is her mother, Ágnes Farkas journalist, first in the family with a university degree. "I got my strength and curiosity from her". Franciska's message to the youngsters is: "you are human, just like anyone else, you have a right to everything. Stand tall, be brave and proud, and do whatever you feel like."

Franciska Farkas makes a heartbreakingly honest confession about the difficulties of her childhood and youth. She got to be a role model for others despite all the dead ends, despair and social prophecies. She became an active performer who has a lot to tell about darkness, endurance and the importance of never giving up our dreams.