Ten-year-old Sevîn wants to make a Kurdish-language television for her bedridden and mute grandmother.
High school student Berk has a protective mother and a father who loves his son but has difficulty showing it. In the evening of a day when natural gas was cut off due to economic difficulties, he goes to the party organized by Mertcan, whom he thinks is his best friend, and where Neslihan, whom he likes, is also expected, but nothing goes as he expected.
Wild Women of Anatolia is a documentary following the daily lives of five women across regions, generations and beliefs in Turkey. From a four-generation family harvesting nuts in the Black Sea region to Aslı who runs a historic coffee business in Istanbul, from Hira who gave birth in the Aegean Sea to Hatice, an Alevi/Kurdish woman in the high plains of Muş and Arya who fights for transgender rights in Ankara, we listen to five women’s stories of freedom, dreams and desire and witness their connections to their landscapes
