A guerrilla lives in a cave and decides to escape from the organization. She finds some civilian clothes and goes down from the mountain to the city. However, the city is no safer than the mountain.

With a rifle on her back and nature as her only refuge, Jîn follows a young guerrilla fighter in flight from both war and patriarchy. Reha Erdem’s luminous, near-wordless tale unfolds like a fable: poetic, brutal, and achingly attuned to the wild.