Ferhat Ertan

The chador brought to the tailor's shop will confront Arif with his own reality once more.

A plainclothes policeman, wanting to light his cigarette, asks a waste picker, unaware that he is a refugee, for a lighter; this exchange turns into a darkly comic moment that exposes the tension between the visible and the invisible.

The chador brought to the tailor's shop will confront Arif with his own reality once more.

The chador brought to the tailor's shop will confront Arif with his own reality once more.

A plainclothes policeman, wanting to light his cigarette, asks a waste picker, unaware that he is a refugee, for a lighter; this exchange turns into a darkly comic moment that exposes the tension between the visible and the invisible.

A plainclothes policeman, wanting to light his cigarette, asks a waste picker, unaware that he is a refugee, for a lighter; this exchange turns into a darkly comic moment that exposes the tension between the visible and the invisible.