A little boy in a boarding school in the Anatolian mountains fell ill, and his classmate Yusuf ran around for help. After going through many hurdles, he was finally heard. When the teacher and the principal learned of the seriousness of the situation and urgently called for help, they encountered snow and blocked the road. When the ambulance arrived, the boy was already dying. The Kurdish new director Farekarahan used a shaking and uneasy camera to observe the school's iron-fisted governance through Yusuf's eyes, and the teachers shirking responsibility, and gradually unraveled the mystery of the boy's serious illness. The terminal illness is even more due to the outdated system and repressive environment, which forced the child to learn to bury friendship, innocence and feelings under bullying and lies in order to survive. Shortlisted for the Berlin Film Festival's All-Around View section.