ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE

Hunted because of the rifle they used for hunting, a father-son duo needs to act in unison to break loose from the dire circumstances. All that the father had instructed the son will face him, one by one.

In the shadow of a father’s legacy, the line between predator and prey vanishes. Violence is passed down like tradition and sets the stage for a haunting reflection on cycles of power. Şeyhmus Altun builds the tension deftly, delivering a visceral experience that lingers long after.