We Were Dining and I Decided

The film centers on the Feast of the Sacrifice, where Rıza Gülsoy's family comes together at their country house. The atmosphere is initially festive, filled with shared memories, dining, singing, and dancing. However, the mood shifts dramatically when one of Rıza's granddaughters goes missing, introducing a tension that disrupts the holiday spirit.

As a drama with family dynamics at its core, this film explores the complexities of relationships and the impact of sudden crisis. Directed by Görkem Yeltan, who also appears in the film, it showcases a woman’s perspective in storytelling, adding depth to its narrative. With a runtime of 85 minutes, it offers a concise yet impactful viewing experience that can resonate with audiences interested in family dramas.