Hür (2016)

A little girl, Eylül, lives with her mother by the absence of her father, who is in the military service, in a small town on the long summer days. Eylül is passionate about dogs however her mother is sure that the dogs will hurt Eylül; therefore, she never let her touch them. The mother's protectionist manner gradually turns into a paranoia. She concludes that her daughter is mentally suffering by looking at the drawings which Eylül works on. This increases the pressure on her. Eylül spends her days by watching her favorite documentaries again and again, she memorizes every single word which the narrator tells. In every moment which she can run away from her mother, she goes to his favorite street dogs and the land which other children play. Overtime she stays there until her mother comes and drags home. The pressure from her family causes the condition which she never speak to anyone from her family or the ones which are chosen by her family. One afternoon, he decides to run away from home. Quickly, she puts things in her bag that she thinks are most needed. Walk for a long time. When it is evening, there is a street outside the city full of food that he had brought before. The night will pass here. When she is in the morning, she starts to recognize and arrange the surroundings and build a life there. After walking for a while, the sunflowers land at the end of a road stretching into the sea. She waits for a while. As always dreaming, she waits for this moment to be a moment of pure happiness. But her expectations are wasted. The way it comes, she begins to walk backwards.