"Breakfast over the Bridge - Chapter 2: Cosmic Energy" is a thought-provoking documentary that explores the intersection of art, spirituality, and community on the border between Slovakia and Hungary. Through a series of personal interviews, the film delves into the rich cultural heritage of the region and the ways in which it continues to shape the lives of the people there. The film focuses on the work of Slovak artist Barbara Gocnikova, Hungarian paganism, the origins of Christianity in Hungary, and the secret Botticelli fresco hidden in the Esztergom Castle, while also featuring Levente Szorenyi, an important and influential figure in late-20th century Hungarian music and culture. The film utilizes a unique social experiment where locals joined strangers from the other community for breakfast on the bridge. The breakfast is a catalyst for social interaction, providing a chance for the participants to discuss the joys and difficulties of their countries, and gain a deeper understanding of each other and themselves.