
Nonverbal
"Somewhere in Anatolia in the 90s..."
Synopsis
Two police officers come to the theater and record a pantomime show. Although the two mimes on stage and the director are nervous about this situation, everything goes well in the mime show. The two police officers should listen to the audio recording of the mime show they love to watch and tell their superiors.
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