In a small Anatolian town with two suns and three moons, ordinary people bear extraordinary powers: Cemal sees through walls, Yasemin moves objects, and Defne freezes time. Around them unfold the quiet sorrows and uncanny rhythms of everyday life.

A playful fusion of Shakepearean verse and superhero lore, Onur Ünlü’s beautifully shot black-and-white fable transforms small-town melancholy into absurd, surreal poetry. The divine and the banal intertwine in a luminous meditation on solitude, ennui, and love.