Elif Refiğ

A student house, two women, a man, an intimate friendship, two scores, a dinner party, love, crowded streets, endless hopes, small cries crushed under the great noise of the city.

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Sixteen-year-old Kerem, who is counting down the days to become as flamboyant a man as his cruel uncle Bülent, one day has to choose between being a man and being human.

Busy İstiklal Street is considered by many as a place where one belongs. But no one has a fixed place in its flow of people. The visitors’ relation to this street is based on seeing but not quite exploring. Bekle Yolu is interested in the difference between the relation to the street of passers-by, and of four people who have fixed places along the street. While making this comparison, it asks how these people perceive each other.