Don't Let Them Shoot the Kite

Little Barish inhabits a world of prison corridors and iron bars, living alongside his mother, incarcerated on drug charges. His childhood unfolds within these confined walls, populated by the peculiar inmates of his cell. Among them is Ayşe, a political prisoner whose gentle spirit and vivid imagination carve out a sanctuary for the boy. Together, they construct a paper kite, a fragile symbol of liberty that soars in their minds above the physical confines. This tender, unlikely friendship blossoms in the bleakest of soils, transforming a prison yard into a playground and harsh reality into a testament to resilience and human connection.