Gülşah Buktur

Late at night, Jülide wakes up with the noises coming from upstair. She runs up to see if her neighboor is okay. There she finds a a total stranger, Kaan, who is about to commit suicide.

Seeking a doctor for her grandmother, Defne sees three men bury a bag in the woods, and soon the danger finds her home.

After the traumatic loss of his wife, Necip goes to their summer house with his daughter Özge. Their fresh start confronts a plumbing problem which seems ordinary. Soon after, Lokman who claims to be the plumber and their friendly neighbour shows up and everything gets more nonsensical and obscure. Necip starts to embrace his past with every drop of the leaky pipe.

After his mother's suicide, Tufan settles in Izmir and years later is forced to return to his birthplace to settle inheritance matters. In the village, he learns that his childhood friend Gülşen is locked in the barn at night due to her multiple personality disorder. Although he tries to rescue her, he encounters the village's oppressive understanding of “honor.” During this process, he confronts the wounds he carries from his mother's legacy and takes an active role by establishing a cooperative in the village, but things do not turn out as he hoped.

Cafer, the only resident in the apartment building unaffected by the foul odor that emerges, begins to feel increasingly isolated and insecure.