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Musa lives in a remote Anatolian town with his father, Beko, who assists in rabbit-hound races. Beko finds out he can receive a pension for having a disabled child. At a rehab center, Musa befriends Nergis, a girl who is also faking a disability. Musa tells Nergis about his dream of a rabbit empire, and together they fight to save the rabbits and themselves from the cruelty of the adult world.

In a dystopian world, as an epidemic spreads through verbal communication, a tyrannical institution pursues a linguist immune to the disease.

During summer vacation in a beachside town, 16-year-old Deniz seeks the affection of his childhood crush and navigates a love triangle.