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In a quiet Anatolian town, a fragile routine is unsettled by the arrival of a bitterly cold winter. A widowed teacher tends to her aging mother while guiding a spirited group of neighbors through small daily rituals—tea rings, chalk-dusted boards, and the shared ache of unspoken memories. As frost tightens its grip, friendships fray and then knit anew, revealing tenderness beneath rugged exteriors. The community grapples with shifting loyalties, quiet acts of courage, and the unseen labor of keeping warmth inside a house and a heart. A delicate, observant portrait of resilience, longing, and the slow pace of time.