“Sziget changed my life, this is my favorite festival and favorite place on Earth,” Mizrachi, the protagonist of “Wheels of Madness” says. He first visited Sziget in 2015.
“Here, I learned a lot about myself, humaneness, kindness, friendship, and I got to know a lot of new music thanks to performers arriving from all around the globe,” he adds. “Sziget proved that boundaries only exist in our head.”
The documentary is available on YouTube.
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