The article "Focus in Focus" explores how focus movements in Hungarian language can involve both broad and narrow focus. This means that when a phrase is moved to a specific position in a sentence, it can create focus on a larger part of the sentence while also focusing on the moved phrase itself. The study shows that in Hungarian, the exhaustivity of focus and the existential inference associated with it can be separated from each other. This research supports the idea that syntactic structures play a role in how information is structured in languages like Hungarian.