As the accusations of inappropriate contact with a student spread throughout the village, the young art teacher, named Can, finds himself ostracized by the community. Even though he vehemently denies the allegations, the trust and support he once had begin to crumble. This sudden turn of events shatters his dreams of transferring to Istanbul and living a fulfilling life.
Desperate to clear his name and salvage his reputation, Can embarks on a personal investigation to uncover the truth behind the accusations. The journey takes him on a surreal and introspective path, mirroring his growing existential crisis. Along the way, he encounters various individuals who challenge his perception of truth, morality, and his own identity.
Can soon becomes entangled in a web of doubt and self-reflection, questioning his own motives, memories, and actions. The line between reality and imagination becomes blurred as he delves deeper into his own psyche. Haunted by guilt and self-doubt, he revisits important moments in his life, trying to make sense of who he truly is.
As Can's investigation progresses, he discovers hidden truths about the student who accused him and the hardships she faced in her life. These revelations force him to confront his own biases and assumptions, leaving him with a profound understanding of the complex nature of human relationships.
In his struggle for redemption and closure, Can eventually finds solace and forgiveness within himself. By facing his existential crisis head-on, he gains a newfound appreciation for the art that once brought him joy and purpose. Although his dreams of escaping to Istanbul have faded, he emerges from the ordeal with a renewed sense of self and a determination to make the most of his life, no matter where it takes him.