Once Upon a Time

The documentary focuses on a Kurdish family's seasonal migration from Gaziantep to the agricultural fields near Ankara. It highlights the struggles and experiences of migrant workers, emphasizing the labor-intensive nature of farming and the cultural backdrop of Kurdish life.

At 82 minutes long, the film provides an intimate look at the family's dynamics, particularly when the eldest son falls in love, shifting the narrative from hardship to personal relationships. The film's exploration of migrant life and cultural identity makes it a significant entry in the documentary genre.

Physical media collectors will find various formats available for this title, including blu-ray, VHS, DVD, and 4K. This range allows collectors to choose their preferred format for this compelling documentary.