Mustafa Uzunyılmaz

Kader (Destiny) tells the story of the younger years of two characters we met in Masumiyet (Innocence, 1997), the director’s second film. Bekir falls in love with Ugur. Ugur is in love with Zagor, who can’t seem to stay away from trouble. Zagor is arrested after getting involved in the murder of two police officers. Initially, this event gives some hope to Bekir, but it turns out to be the beginning of an incurable illness in the pursuit of merciless love that would last for years. As Bekir follows Ugur like a stubborn dog in run-down hotels, marijuana parties and seedy nightclubs, love grows with pain, poverty, tears and evil.

Ahmet decides to help his friend Selim sell a family heirloom. When he enlists his mafia contacts, they kidnap Selim and threaten to blackmail his father.

Sinan is sent to Capadocia to write a screenplay, and as he waits for inspiration he meets several people who will inspire and become part of his story which is still in need of a happy ending.