Ulaş Kaya

Mother Elif is known to be philanthropic and wise. She shares deep spiritual values such as love, peace, equality, sharing, tolerance, and compassion with all life she comes into contact with. This film shows her eventful life.

In the town of Ovacık, where the overwhelming majority are leftists, left-wing candidates and parties are unable to reach an agreement and end up running multiple candidates in the election, resulting in a right-wing candidate winning the mayoral election and attempting to govern the district for five years. Hıdır Diri, who wants to win the new election, mobilizes all his power to win the election through various schemes, including having his ultra-leftist nephew Şilan imprisoned so that he cannot run as a rival. A few days before the election, Şilan is released from prison and hitchhikes with a director, through whose eyes we see the workings of municipalities in Turkey, power relations, rent disputes, and how a people's vote is swayed in a colorful town like Ovacık, all told with a humorous tone.

In 1997, Mustafa is excited about graduating from high school, but on his way to the graduation ceremony, he gets into an accident. Mustafa falls into a coma and remains unconscious for many years. After 22 years, Mustafa wakes up and sets out to find the girl he loves, Seza. However, many things have changed during the time he was in a coma. As Mustafa begins his life anew, he finds himself in a major conflict with technology and civilization.