Barış Sarhan

From the heavens, meteors shower upon a humble Anatolian village. In this celestial display, a simple-minded peasant unexpectedly finds the largest of these stones, now sought after for substantial sums. An unimaginable opportunity graces him —a man with nothing to lose yet lacking nothing. Carried away with invasive dreams, the Americans +10$ promise haunts him. His journey to sell this precious object at a higher rate propels him into a realm of power and greed, exposing him to deprivation of things he never harbored. As he keeps wanting a little more, he starts to lose what he already has.

Mikail lost his memory due to the trauma of a murder he was involved in the past. With a sens of guilt, he doesn't understand, he tries to find out who he is, who he might have killed, with the things he stole from the houses. Each item illuminates an event from his past. As Mikail traces his past in the dark houses of Istanbul he will have to come terms with his resentful gypsy childhood, his youth as a clarinetist who always wants to be approved, and his ambitious character who never head his wife's cries for help.

Mikail lost his memory due to the trauma of a murder he was involved in the past. With a sens of guilt, he doesn't understand, he tries to find out who he is, who he might have killed, with the things he stole from the houses. Each item illuminates an event from his past. As Mikail traces his past in the dark houses of Istanbul he will have to come terms with his resentful gypsy childhood, his youth as a clarinetist who always wants to be approved, and his ambitious character who never head his wife's cries for help.