Wealthy Tasnády György, unable to find joy amid the city’s postwar poverty, becomes enchanted by the delicate hand that feeds white doves in a grim neighborhood window. Tracking down the owner, professor Bartha’s gentle niece Erzsi, he befriends the family, overcomes his own loneliness and restores hope to both their lives.
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