Black Box

Black Box

2020 · 15 min · ★ 5.3 · Music

Selin is a young violinist who is preparing for her final exams as she tries to survive in Istanbul's chaotic atmosphere by herself. The burden of keeping her secret at home gets harder as the exam date approaches.

Directed by Can Deniz Atıcı · Written by Can Deniz Atıcı

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