Stop My Stepmom!

Dorka is a spirited little girl whose ordinary life shifts when her widowed father announces he's going to remarry. Alarmed by the idea of a new stepmom, she launches a campaign of schemes and spirited interventions to protect her family as she understands it. Her tactics mix playful mischief with earnest attempts to keep her household unchanged, and along the way she stumbles into friendships and small moments of magic that challenge her assumptions. The story stays close to Dorka's point of view, keeping the mood light and sometimes whimsical while letting the child's imagination shape how events unfold, without giving away how the family ultimately adjusts.

Released in 2021, the film was directed by Kata Dobó and Buda Gulyás, based on original material from Horváth András Dezsö and Artúr Lakner. The cast includes Bori Marczinka as Dorka, with Adél Csobot, Barna Bokor, Ferenc Elek, and Gabi Gubás in supporting roles.

There are no records of major international awards or high-profile festival prizes for this title. Any recognition has been modest and largely regional, and the film does not appear to have earned nominations at top-tier global ceremonies.

Though it hasn't become widely known outside its home market, the movie leans on a child-centered viewpoint and a blend of everyday family moments with gentle fantasy elements. Its visual touches and scenes driven by a child's logic are the kinds of moments that can stick with family viewers who catch the film on local platforms or screenings.

Audience reception has been limited, reflected in a low average rating of 3.333 out of 10 from a small number of votes. Reactions tend to vary, with some appreciating the film's focus on imagination, friendship, and the awkwardness of family change, while others critique its pacing and tonal shifts. Overall, it's a modest family comedy with a fantasy streak aimed at younger viewers.