On that day, refrigerators will be delivered to two apartments in the same building. Zeynep and Nihat, a couple, had chosen a second-hand refrigerator from a pawnshop that had been broken into by thieves the previous night. The refrigerator they had smuggled in will also be delivered to Sebahattin's apartment, where he resides. Inside this smuggled refrigerator is the body of their deceased father. The refrigerators get mixed up, and the characters try to navigate their way through these events.

A journalist named Muntazam, who was imprisoned for a poem he wrote when he was a university student, could not attend his father's funeral because he was in prison, begins to experience paranoia due to this incident.

To Make It Back Home is the story of a man who has lost his place to stand in life, embarking on a long journey through his own inner emptiness and the unseen wounds of the country. As Anıl drifts between cities, people, and events, he is forced to confront loss, guilt, and a deep sense of not belonging. Everywhere he believes he has escaped to, he encounters the same void. Home ceases to be an address and becomes a reckoning with the past, family, and himself.