Synopsis
It is about the loss of status and identity experienced by Yasmin and Halid in Turkey, who had to flee the war in Syria and leave their homeland. Halid, who works as a teacher in Syria, works as a shoe shiner in Turkey, and Yasmin works as a babysitter. After living alone in Turkey for a while, Yasmin takes steps to have her husband Halid come from Syria. When Halid reaches Turkey, the life he expected is not waiting for him. Halid and Yasmin struggle to obtain a temporary protection ID in Turkey. While they try to live without their identities and professions in Syria, the traumas they experienced in the past come to the surface.
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