Murat Çeri

Writer Hüsrev drifts into the tragedy he wrote. As in his play, he commits an unintended murder, and the line between reality and fiction fades away. The conflict between art and life, fate and free will grows deeper. Will his self-questioning on death, God, guilt, and existence push him toward a breaking point to end his life under a fig tree just like his father, or will he lose his sanity instead.

Tarik, 8 years old, lives in the city. He suffers a car accident with his father, who dies, and with his mother, who is in a coma in the hospital. Tarik suffers from memory loss. With no other relatives in the city, he is sent to a village to live with his grandparents. The boy doesn't remember anything, but dreams constantly and connects himself with an animal that lost its mother in a car accident in the village.