The soul of a free-spirited woman is reincarnated as a camel, destined to become a champion wrestler. Through her darkly humorous inner voice, she narrates her journey from birth to death—one of triumph, pain, and disappointment. In the end, her fate leads her to the inevitable: becoming sujuk.

Serah, who works in Turkish hamam, tries to hang on to life in Turkey.

Through the eyes of Afghan refugees in Turkey, we learn how cricket becomes a tool of resistance, while cricket field becomes a piece of home.

A car journey of a Turkish immigrant film director (Tunç Okan), who has been living in Europe for many years, towards his homeland and his memories. A mysterious young woman accompanies the elderly director on his journey.

Korean and Turkish war veterans' memories from the Korean War

Kompil Mancasi focuses on the memories and the traumas of my grandmother, Halime (88) who had to immigrate to Turkey in 1989 because of the assimilation policies of the Bulgarian government, namely Todor Zhivkov. There was a massive name changing campaign towards the Muslim minorities. The movie takes place in Istanbul, Bursa and the Bulgarian town of Benkovski.

For most people, prison is a place to be avoided. Whereas, for South Koreans who need a break from the demands of daily life, prison means an escape. Prison Inside Me is a mock-up prison that has been in service since 2013, located at the foot of Hongcheon mountain, 100 km from the capital Seoul.

A father and his son go fishing. They come back home with only one fish.

Kosmonovski, a band of six mentally-disordered people, a professional guitarist and a social-worker, is a "pscyho-pop" band from Munster, founded in 2012. In January 2016, they went on a tour in Germany and Luxembourg with the famous German punk-rock band "donots". Through the tour, Kosmonovski and donots got close friends and had fun together. The film is a road-movie documentary film dealing with the question if a better medicine exists for mentally-disordered people, in this case, "music therapy".