Located in Anatolia in southwestern Asia, a wild mountain area far from the town, it is quiet. It was dusk when three cars came from the other side of the mountain road and finally stopped by a fountain by the side of the road. The people on the bus came down, as if they were identifying something. It turned out that there was a murder not long ago in which the suspect buried the body in a corner of the wilderness. After the arrest, the suspect took local police, medical examiners, prosecutors from autonomous towns and other people of different identities to look for places to hide the bodies. The prisoner vaguely remembers several iconic objects, but is not sure where the real place to hide the body is. The group of people ran around the valley all night, chatting casually when they were bored, telling their secrets and dissatisfaction with the status quo. The long night seems endless. The film won the 2011 Cannes Film Festival jury Award, the 2012 Dublin International Film Festival Award for Best Director, and the 2011 Asia-Pacific Film Festival Best Photography, Best Director and jury Award.
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