Acting
Fidan was all by herself on a long and winding road in the mountains, in the middle of nowhere, when Şemsi, the truck drives gives her a ride to Istanbul. When Şemsi learned that Fidan was a suicide bomber, brainwashed by a terrorist organization, he thinks that he is responsible for the people who will die in the suicide attack. By this aim, he has determined to take Fidan back to her home before the suicide attack takes place. He is ready for taking every type of risk in order to not feel guilty.
Veysi lives in a village in the middle of Anatolia. One morning, when he goes to his barn with his son Mustafa, a pack of wolves attacks on his sheeps and Veysi loses most of them. Thus he wants a better gun to protect his herd, which is Mauser, ‘The king of the rifles’ as they say. Eventually he finds himself in a fight with the wolf and also his brother about their fathers inheritance.
The story of Ali Osman, a stutterer and shy 12-year-old living in a small village, who learns that his platonically beloved village teacher's daughter, Güller, is moving away. What if Güller leaves the village without him telling her that he loves her, or if he does not see her again?
The Wounded Partridge tells the story of a little boy who tries to keep his promise to his sister. Veysel is a little boy who cares deeply for his sick sister and tries to make her happy. One day, while walking around the village with his grandfather, Veysel finds a wounded partridge. Veysel takes the partridge home so he can care for it. Veysel's sister, who is saddened by the partridge's condition, asks her brother to make a promise. Veysel promises to heal the partridge and release it, as his sister requests. Meanwhile, the little girl's condition worsens, and she is taken to the hospital. Veysel, who is waiting for his sister to recover and come home, takes action to keep the promise he made to her.
The story of Takkeci Baba, who earned his living by making felt and skullcaps... In his dreams, he is constantly told, "Go to Baghdad. Eat the grapes from that vine that are your destiny. That is your fate." Takkeci Baba believes that this dream is a sign given to him. He embarks on a difficult journey. He faces countless hardships on his way to Baghdad.
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