Fırat Terzioğlu

In winter 1979, during their semester break in Ankara, Turkey, two siblings aged 7 and 8 find their way out of boredom by playing games in their apartment. However, something goes wrong that day. Their grandmother falls over the tent that they were playing in and interrupts their game. While trying to figure out what happened, they notice a strange intruder waiting at their door. They have to find a solution before their mother returns from work.

Un hombre que se gana la vida con el jardín de frutas de su padre, intenta deshacerse de un poste de electricidad que está en medio de sus tierras.

Ayhan is a police officer who has left his job. He starts a new life in the forest house, far from the organization and everything he has been struggling with for years. During an uneasy hunt, he shoots a weasel. Karadayı, who appeared at that time, warns Ayhan about weasels. Karadayı looks like a good person despite his strange demeanor, but his prophecy about weasels is terrifying. Facing with the memories of the past at home, Ayhan also struggles with the weasel that has haunted him.

Emre, an unassigned teacher, receives his education and becomes a security guard under the direction of his family. He worked in a bank first, but when the bank is not satisfied with Emre, the company assigns it to an empty plaza that has been idle for years. Emre is obliged to spend 12 hours in this 27-storey plaza in Istanbul, where there is no one else. In this plaza where there is no one, Emre will find himself in the unexpected events and a mixed love.

A software company develops a security app to help women living alone feel more secure. A shadow man, which can be projected on the walls and window of the house for twenty-four hours, makes it seem like there is a young man who can move around the house, doing various activities and talking. Mine is a thirty-five-year-old young woman dependent on her mother.