Arslan is a theater actor who makes a living performing in children's plays. In these times of financial hardship, he has deep thoughts about acting. His elderly grandfather, on the other hand, is a man who sustains his life with medication. Arslan visits his grandfather and collects his medications. Arslan believes that human willpower prevents one from becoming a true actor. One day, he realizes that his grandfather has forgotten to take his medications, but it is already too late; his grandfather has passed away. This loss deeply affects Arslan and drives him to madness in his quest to understand human superiority.

A well-located but poor district in Istanbul, surrounded by gardens, flowers, and trees, is to be leveled by a construction company in order to be able to build higher-quality real estate there. There is resistance to these plans, especially among young people in the neighborhood.

Bahar (45) and Tamer (45) are newlyweds, each with a young daughter from a previous marriage. As they unpack their new home in a desolate coastal town, they receive tragic news: the girls have sailed off on a boat, and one has drowned. Is it Bahar’s or Tamer’s daughter?