Eflatun

Sabahattin Parlar makes old Ottoman figures from electrical cables in his house on the island of Avşa. He travels to the memories of his childhood days by making these figures, which can be played like toys, in his small workshop at home, whenever he finds time.

Arslan is a theater actor who makes a living performing in children's plays. In these times of financial hardship, he has deep thoughts about acting. His elderly grandfather, on the other hand, is a man who sustains his life with medication. Arslan visits his grandfather and collects his medications. Arslan believes that human willpower prevents one from becoming a true actor. One day, he realizes that his grandfather has forgotten to take his medications, but it is already too late; his grandfather has passed away. This loss deeply affects Arslan and drives him to madness in his quest to understand human superiority.

Hasan and Ruksan are a couple who fled away from the internal war in Syria and settled in Izmir, Cesme in Turkey. They dream about leaving Cesme to go to Europe by boat for a better future. Ruksan learns how to swim so she can survive if things go wrong.