Pig Roast from Hell Tale for adult with music

Zsigmond Remenyik (born July 19, 1900, in Dormánd and died December 30, 1962, in Budapest) came from a land-owning family. His dramas are The Paternal Home (1943), Dice and Sword (1955), Corner Shop (1965), “Old Europa Hotel” (1976), and Pig Roast from Hell (1978). In Pig Roast from Hell, the family prepares for a pig roast. The guests could arrive any minute. The mother-in-law, who weighs a ton and is in everyone's way, kicks the bucket at the worst possible moment. Her son-in-law cannot even rejoice over the long-awaited death, because removing the body places him in a terrible position. The enormous corpse is hidden in a pig-roasting through in front of the influential guests.