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Hülya and Mustafa are trying to organize their life in the tent so their children can continue their lives. İbo, the youngest, is a cheerful child who can't contain herself. Suddenly homeless, she's experienced the freedom of being able to go out at any time, and instead of going to school, she wants to spend all her time playing outside. Neither İbo nor her family are fully aware of the traumatic impact of homelessness. We see them behaving normally, as if they've always lived in the tent. Everything continues as usual. They spend their days believing their life in the tent is temporary and planning to build a new home. From a distance, they appear ordinary, like all happy families. But time flies, and the plans they make give way to despair. Without a "home," we suddenly realize that a person is shattered, left stranded.