Everything in Its Right Place

The story follows Salih, a 35-year-old man who returns to his hometown with his son Mert after the death of his father. As he navigates this emotional landscape, Salih confronts his childhood memories, family criticism, and his own responsibilities as a father. The film captures his struggle with grief and the haunting realities of his past, particularly his fraught relationship with his father.

As Salih grapples with feelings of resentment and guilt, he must face the painful truths of his upbringing. The narrative examines the themes of mourning and healing, highlighting how past traumas shape present relationships. This emotional journey offers a poignant look at the responsibilities that come with parenthood and the intricate bond between fathers and sons.