Game Birds

The story follows Hazar, a Turkish war photographer who escapes from an ISIS prison in Mosul. Two years after his escape, he grapples with the emotional fallout from his past, particularly the loss of his daughter, and his troubled relationship with his wife. Hazar's quest for vengeance leads him to a confrontation with the man responsible for his suffering, unveiling a deeper and more dangerous conflict beneath the surface of revenge.

With a runtime of 88 minutes, Game Birds delves into the complexities of human nature in the face of conflict. As Hazar's journey unfolds, the audience is drawn into a world where survival becomes a twisted game, reflecting on the consequences of war and the personal battles that linger long after the fighting stops. This film offers a unique perspective on the aftereffects of trauma and the lengths one might go to seek justice or closure.