The Blue Van

The story follows Pınar, a specialist at Eskişehir State Hospital, who is assigned to a prison she has never encountered before. This prison is the site of a hunger strike by political prisoners protesting their treatment and the justice system.

As tensions rise, prison officials and ministry members work to conceal the unfolding situation. Pınar is expected to provide a doctor's signature to facilitate the cover-up, forcing her to navigate complex ethical waters. The runtime of the film is 87 minutes, making it a concise yet impactful exploration of human rights and institutional corruption.