Yurt

Upon his doctor's advice, an architect named Doğan, who suffers from neurosis and personal crises, leaves the busy city and returns to the place of his childhood. During his stay, he gradually realizes that the homeland, as he remembers it, is disappearing for good; being it the landscape itself or the social customs of the locals. The bitter, yet poetic, description of today's Turkey illustrates the hectic development of the society with all the pros and cons that accompany these changes. The first-time director, Muzaffer Özdemir, is known primarily from Nuri Bilge Ceylan's films. (Febiofest)