The Stranger

Working as a studio photographer in the promotion unit of a news agency in the metropolis, Hazan receives an unexpected news and goes to the countryside on a temporary assignment to be with her father, who is on his deathbed due to a brain tumor. Starting to work as a news cameraman in the field since her news agency does not have a promotion unit in the countryside, Hazan will have to deal with many issues like her father, who she hates, not remembering her at all, the returning memories of her older sister, who she unintentionally led to her suicide when she was ten years old, and the difficulties of adapting to the new work environment. The issues that Hazan faces are not only related to her spiritual world or her thoughts. First of all, every news is a big one in the countryside, and secondly, she has to leave her emotions aside while she works on a news. Whether it's a baby found dead after disappearing or a young girl murdered by her boyfriend, the journalism reflexes require her to transfer these events without being upset or affected by them. To make the matters worst the unique human relations of the countryside affect her... Hazan, who at first finds odd her new profession and colleagues, changes over time and gradually turns into one of the newsmen she hates.