Freed From Dreams

It deifies humanity's hope for peace and treats it as a utopian, impossible, distant dream. It commits that the main factor controlling humanity is the instinct for violence in humans, and in this reversed idea, it suggests that the peace mentioned can only be achieved by accepting dangerous motives and allowing them to be satisfied. It takes this from a distorted/irregular, particular perspective.

Trapped between grueling working conditions and the medical expenses of his ailing brother, Ömer is being crushed under the weight of systemic oppression and identity politics. While striving to give voice to his friend Deniz’s silenced story, he encounters someone new. For Ömer, this meeting will mark the beginning of an unforeseen end.

Nil commits suicide by throwing herself into the cool waves of the sea and wakes up to find herself trapped in her mind. Unable to understand what is going on between her consciousness and reality, Nil fights with her mother who she has been running away from all her life. While she thinks that the reality she is running from is her mother, she fails to realize that the reality she cannot accept is much closer..