Forward!

Zoli and Miki are best friends. They sit at the same desk and spend their time together after school. But their parents cannot stand each other. Zoli's father, one of the few to oppose the system, writes pamphlets and edits an underground paper in an effort to call attention to the hypocrisy of the communist ideology, while Miki's father is the party secretary of district, who reached a high position at a young age and he makes decisions on people's lives as he pleases. The two totally different men get into a forced contact from time to time because of their children's friendship. The only common thing is their interest in the young and pretty schoolteacher woman of their kids.