Hair

Two women, Ayşe and Aslı, inhabit an Istanbul neighborhood where time moves at its own deliberate pace. Their existence is woven from quiet rituals: shared pots of tea in the kitchen, conversations lingering on doorsteps, observing the world through lace curtains. Hair is not merely an attribute but a tangible thread connecting them to memory, loss, and silent yearning. When the necessity for change quietly infiltrates their cloistered world, the fragile fabric of their daily lives begins to unravel. Every gesture, every exchanged glance becomes part of a profound, unspoken dialogue about autonomy, remembrance, and the quiet struggle to define oneself against the gentle pressure of conformity.