Berna Sitera Değirmen

The district’s protocol members are invited to the school. The school principal's efforts to welcome the protocol members in the best way possible are in vain as a result of the arrogant behavior of the protocol members, who are only interested in the food and not the school.

Zeynep and Can, whose love is just starting to blossom, are stopped by the police one night while cycling. During the ID check, nationalist and patriarchal biases surface through the officers’ discriminatory behavior. Can their love become a form of resistance strong enough to overcome these biases?

The district’s protocol members are invited to the school. The school principal's efforts to welcome the protocol members in the best way possible are in vain as a result of the arrogant behavior of the protocol members, who are only interested in the food and not the school.

The district’s protocol members are invited to the school. The school principal's efforts to welcome the protocol members in the best way possible are in vain as a result of the arrogant behavior of the protocol members, who are only interested in the food and not the school.

Zeynep and Can, whose love is just starting to blossom, are stopped by the police one night while cycling. During the ID check, nationalist and patriarchal biases surface through the officers’ discriminatory behavior. Can their love become a form of resistance strong enough to overcome these biases?

Zeynep and Can, whose love is just starting to blossom, are stopped by the police one night while cycling. During the ID check, nationalist and patriarchal biases surface through the officers’ discriminatory behavior. Can their love become a form of resistance strong enough to overcome these biases?