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Wind Horse, a poetic observational documentary, follows two characters with deep connections to horses: Osman, a local horse racer turned shepherd in Ardahan and Selim, a young shepherd turned a famous jockey in Istanbul.

The film tells the story of Hakkarigücü Women’s Football Team. The team is composed of footballers coming from different provinces of Turkey's eastern region with tough geographical conditions, tense political climate and limited educational opportunities. Football means a gate to the outside world for these young footballers ranging from 14 to 21 years old. They transform where they live, achieve to be happy, and enjoy every moment of life despite of all the difficulties. Game means to them more than being the winner of a rivalry, and it is simply a means of making life better.

Although they are in their early forties, twin brothers Tayfun and Taykan, who live in a nursing home, are passionately devoted to music. The twins, who call their musical group "Glassy Stares", isolate themselves from life and spend their time writing lyrics and composing. Glassy Stares; an ecstatic insight into the truth in the mists of schizophrenia; knotting the bond with reality with guitar strings; It is a story of brotherhood in which the subjects are mixed with praise and the transformation into music by going beyond making music.

Awakening is a semi-documentary, semi-fictional film that approaches the journey of it's main character, who cannot find peace he seeks in the urban life, along with the various disconnections he encounter in human relations during this time, and seeks the source of the escape he demands at a different point each scene.

A young girl plays aguitar in the jungle. She is lonely and unhappy. However, the forest animals who heard the music begin to gather beside the girl and listen tothemusic. The little girl is surprised when she seesthat scene. Suddenly a monster emerges among the bushes. The music stops and everyone gets stunned and scared. But the monster smiles, everyone relaxes, and the music starts again.

An interdimensional adventure.

Pınar Öğrenci’s first documentary film examines the effects of discriminatory urban policies implemented in the 1980s in Berlin on “guest workers.” The starting point of the film is IBA (International Bau Austellung), the post-war urban renewal project carried out in the district of Kreuzberg between 1984 and 87. The photographs taken by the architect Heide Moldenhauer, who worked for IBA, and various archival materials form the basis of the film. Nearly forty years after they were taken, Öğrenci finds the people in the photographs to hold interviews with them and displays the hidden history of Kreuzberg through the experiences and solidarity stories of women immigrants.

A little boy goes on a journey to grow up.

Sezer, who caused the death of his girlfriend in the car accident, will have to face his subconscious.