Vahide is a 29 year-old woman. She finished the university scarcely after she spends years by loitering and vagrancy. After she puts an end to the painful relationship between herself and Tuncay, she goes to the village of her father. The village is in Trabzon, Arsin. She stays at her aunt’s house there. Vahide thinks village life is boring. But in time she discovers that it is not the same as it looks like and people in the village find something to cling to life and make their life more exciting. Some day Vahide gets involved to her cousin’s story by chance and starts to chase her. Thus she gets a purpose in village life and feels excited. On one hand she queries her feelings about Saliha; on the other hand she starts to admire her adventures…

Belma’s self-confidence gets damaged when the doctor she went to for her skin rash problem tells her that she should get botox. She becomes a woman who is uncomfortable with her skin and gets botox but things do not go as she expected.

An unexpected reunion between a traveling musician and his son opens old wounds as the two set out on a long journey to a troubadour festival.

Turkish director Ali Vatansever weighs the human cost of politically motivated urban renewal in his achingly resonant second feature, about a young couple forced to compromise their ideals and work for the very industry encroaching on their Istanbul neighbourhood, in order to keep up with the rent.

Flies never give up. But horses may get exhausted. But flies never stop buzzing.