Berke Ham

Filiz (36), who is in the process of getting divorced, visits real estate agents one after another in search of a home near her daughter Ece’s (14) school in order to establish a new life with her. As the date of the custody hearing approaches, it is a necessity for Filiz to establish a new home where she can live peacefully with her daughter. When they come to view a small apartment located on the ground floor of an old apartment building that has been overlooked by urban transformation, the landlord is hesitant to rent the apartment to a divorced woman. As the argument escalates, Filiz and Ece rescue a cat trapped in the ventilation shaft; although they do not yet have a home, they now have a cat.

The artist, whose father died in the war, begins to paint the sadness he experiences under the influence of drugs. However, because he was under the influence of drugs, he completed painting in his mind which started physically.

Blue Minor is a short story of a night that contains the existential pain, sadness and madness of an artist.

Berke, who works as a lighting technician in a theater but whose greatest passion is acting, can only land insignificant background roles on sets. The consecutive rejections and the fear of remaining an 'extra' in his own life drive him to a psychological breaking point. Left alone on the empty theater stage one night, Berke turns on his own lights and delivers a staggering one-man performance where he takes on multiple characters, blurring the lines between reality and imagination.