Birdsong

At the house of an elderly childless couple, about seventy years old, with poor health, living in a small village, unknown people leave a six-month-old baby. An old man and an old woman are going to hand over the child to the authorities. But having heard that young children are being sold for organs, they decide to leave the child to themselves. Caring for a baby turns the lives of older people in a completely different direction. They have an interest in life.

Two best friends fall for the same girl and compete for the role of Romeo in a school play, sparking a conflict that makes them grow up and rethink their friendship.

A lonely watchman lives in a rocky cemetery near a small town. Obviously, his life among people did not work out, but here he found his peace.

An elderly craftswoman passes on the secrets of making ala kiyiz to a group of young girls from the city. Watching their efforts, she sees a reflection of her youth, and in their laughter and patience, she finds hope for the continuation of the craft.