Yılmaz is a dealer and close friends with famous filmmakers and actors. With drug operations on the rise in Istanbul, Yılmaz is getting paranoid about not being loved by them anymore. This paranoia makes him take bigger risks day by day and he will be destroyed by the desire for being loved.

In a world where connection is a currency, Emre Erdoğdu’s quietly melancholic portrait of Istanbul’s creative class traces the erosion of self amid false intimacies and blurred loyalties. In glittering, but brittle surfaces of belonging, lonely fractures and hidden yearnings emerge.