Cracks in Concrete

The film follows Ertan, a 35-year-old ex-convict attempting to reconcile with his past, and Mikail, a teenage drug dealer with aspirations of becoming a musician. Their paths intersect as they confront similar struggles within their lives. The narrative delves into the dynamics of family, particularly focusing on a mother-son relationship, showcasing the influence of the Turkish mafia and the challenges they face in their environment.

Set against the backdrop of Vienna, Cracks in Concrete provides a glimpse into the lives of those shaped by their surroundings. The film portrays the impact of street life on personal identity, as captured in the tagline, "You can't get the street out of you." With a runtime of 106 minutes, it offers a compelling exploration of the intersection between crime and familial ties.