Günah Tohumu

A quiet, meditative drama unfolds as a fledgling filmmaker returns to a rural hometown, seeking truth behind a family legend that clouds the lives of those she loves. She discovers a web of long-buried wounds, fragile loyalties, and unspoken regrets that pull at the present with the weight of the past. As old wounds surface, the community's familiar rhythms—market days, church rituals, and neighborly quiet—are upended by a series of intimate confrontations. Through restrained dialogue and quiet, observant moments, the film traces how memory shapes identity, and how making peace with history can illuminate a path forward for everyone involved.