A három Korda-testvér élettörténete olyan, mint egy magyar népmese. Egy kis távoli magyar tanyáról elindult három szegény fiú, hogy meghódítsa a világot. A film középpontjában Korda Sándor, a zseniális filmrendező-producer áll, aki az alföldi pusztáról indult, és Sir Alexander Kordaként, az angol filmipar legendás alapítójaként hunyt el. Öccsei Zoltán, a többszörösen díjazott filmrendező, valamint Vince, az Oscar-díjas díszlettervező és festő. A testvérek egész életükben együtt dolgoztak, kapcsolatuk különlegesen szoros és gyümölcsöző volt. Sorsuk sikertörténet, ugyanakkor átjárja az emigráció, a szülőföld kényszerű elhagyásának melankóliája. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The life story of the three Korda brothers is like a Hungarian folktale. Three poor lads set off from a tiny distant Hungarian farm to conquer the world and uncover the treasure. The genius film director-producer Sándor Korda is in the focus of the series, who was born László Sándor Keller in a farm on the Great Plain and dies as Sir Alexander Korda, the legendary founder of the English film industry whose films were famous worldwide and who was nominated for the Oscar many times. He had a close and fruitful relationship with his brothers: the second-born, sensitive Zoltán became a multi-award winning film director (The Jungle Book, Four Feathers, The Thief of Bagdad), while Vince, the youngest, known as Vincent Korda is an Oscar Award winning set designer (The Thief of Bagdad) and renowned painter. Sándor Korda inevitably arrives in Budapest at the eve of Hungarian film production. He acts as head of the family from a young age, cares for his brothers and also binds them to himself. A universal talent and as a director makes the first world famous English film, The Private Life of Henry VIII, founds London Films Productions as a producer, a worthy rival of the American film studios, spies for England during World War II, marries the film star Merle Oberon. The world is at his feet; however, he is always surrounded by Hungarians in London and Hollywood alike. Why did Sir Alex christen his yacht Elsewhere? An unusual name for a boat, it says a lot about his yearning, his homelessness. In the focus of our interest: what was the driving force that took the Korda brothers so far, what did their Hungarian roots mean to them, why did they bond so closely with each other and their mother tongue to the end of their lives, why were they struck down by homesickness at the peak of their careers?