In a dystopia of an undefined place and time, dominated by primitive technology, a group of people is being controlled by an omnipresent surveillance system. When someone in the group contracts a mysterious disease, he tries to contact the officials out of fear he will lose his job. Doubts arise about the structure he is working in. By questioning the system, he gets to know the depths of this structure which is even darker than he thought.

Erdem Tepegoz was born in 1982 and graduated from Dokuz Eylul University, Department of Economics. He studied film directing at Prag film school. He traveled all around the world working on documentaries. His debut ZERRE (THE PARTICLE) (2012) was screened in 30 countries and won 23 awards, including ‘Best Film’ and the Golden St. George award at the 35th Moscow IFF. He received many praises from cinema critics on his social realist cinema approach. This is his second feature film. He is currently pursuing his Master’s Degree in the field of Anthropology.