Such Things Don’t Happen in This World

Directed by an undisclosed filmmaker, this drama delves into the life of Recep, who is compelled to leave his promising job in Ankara due to psychological challenges. As he navigates his erratic behavior in his village, the emotional weight of his condition affects his father's perception of him.

The father's internal conflict is palpable, feeling both shame and anger towards his son, while grappling with his own fears. A haunting nightmare prompts a moment of reflection, leading to a painful realization that his worries about his son may be unfounded. The film's narrative addresses themes of fear, stigma, and familial love, making it a poignant examination of mental health within a familial context.