Şeyma Menevşe

Yildiz, who lives in a small Black Sea village, tries to learn to read and write with the help of the word cards her brother Fikri secretly brings from school because her family does not send her to school. As the two siblings struggle against the realities of the geography they live in, April 23 Children's Day is approaching.

A truck that turns out to have been improperly loaded becomes a crisis for which Özge is held responsible within the company; as she confronts authority, Özge finds herself trapped in a moral dilemma.

Four sisters who have been living separate lives come together in the hostel they inherited after their father's death. Being on the same shore again after years is the first step towards understanding and forgiving each other.

Yazgülü, who lives in Denizgöründü, one of the villages of Çanakkale, wakes up at the same time every day and is busy with the same chores. Hıdırellez celebrations, which Yazgülü eagerly awaits, is an opportunity for her to get away from her routine life.

After the death of her hoarder mother, Öykü returns to the house she hasn’t set foot in for years and, amidst the hundreds of items she tries to get rid of, discovers her mother’s loneliness.