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Derya and Aziz are a prominent couple of artists in Turkey whose lives are disrupted after an incident during the premiere of a play. Both are arbitrarily dismissed from their positions by the state due to their beliefs, forcing them and their thirteen-year-old daughter, Ezgi, to leave their home and move to Istanbul to live with Aziz's mother. As they face financial instability, the couple struggles to reconcile their political ideals with the basic needs of survival, creating a rift in their marriage and their relationship with their child.

This drama was directed by İlker Çatak, following his previous work, The Teachers' Lounge. The film was produced by Ingo Fliess and features a screenplay by Enis Köstepen, Ayda Meryem Çatak, and İlker Çatak. The cast is led by Özgü Namal as Derya and Tansu Biçer as Aziz, alongside Yusuf Akgün, Emre Bakar, İpek Bilgin, and Leyla Smyrna Cabas.

A co-production between Germany, Turkey, and France, the film was released on March 5, 2026. It has a runtime of 128 minutes. On TMDB, the movie holds a rating of 7.2/10 based on 45 votes.