Sleep of the Crow

Nasip, who works as a manager in a dysfunctional mine transfer facility, is trying to cope with the sleepwalking problem he has had since his childhood. After the suspicious death of his wife, he sinks into deep loneliness and silence. Nasip, who turns a deaf ear to the rumors in the village, thinks that he cannot be a good father to his seven-year-old son Ismail. While trying to prepare him for a world in which he will not exist, he also searches for a family that will take care of him.