Sezgin Cengiz

After their forced migration in 1993, a boy has to make some decisions due to changing living conditions.

Mustafa, who works at a public institute in Istanbul, is considered to be an unpleasant person who never smiles. He finds himself in an awkward situation when he visits his father at the hospital. He is given his father’s leg and told to bury it to fulfill a religious custom.

Mustafa lives in Kars with his 8 years old disabled son Rıza and his wife Suna.

Idris, who has made a habit of coming home late, comes home early that day. He sees his wife trying to wipe the lipstick off of her lips, and at the same time, the window of the house is open in a cloudy sky. The feeling of doubt has already begun to gnaw through Idris like a bed bug.

Hasan, a con artist who has just been released from prison, goes to convince Kuzey Baba, who has renounced his life of crime, to help him carry out his robbery plan with his incompetent neighborhood friends. The young men, who are burning with the desire to get rich quick, suddenly find themselves at a village police station as police officers.

Pınar, who works as a specialist at Eskişehir State Hospital, is sent to a place she has never seen before, on a mission she received from the chief physician's office one night. This place that she had never paid attention to before, is a prison. In this large prison, opposition organizations hold important political prisoners, and it has been a month since they started a hunger strike to protest the prison administration and the justice system. Prison administrators and members of the ministry are trying to cover up the incident by sending the detainees and closing the prison, and on the day Doctor Pınar was called to the prison, the detainees were already packed into the transport vehicles. What is expected from Pınar is a doctor's signature that they will use to cover up the incident.

The story of a Kurdish newspaper whose journalists are under the constant threat of being abducted and killed by the state security forces.