Mivan, 11, a city raised boy, is sent to his ancestral village to stay with his young aunt, Pahi. Used to the speed and comforts of urban life, he finds the village slow, unfamiliar, and difficult to accept. His relationship with Pahi is distant, shaped by unspoken tensions and unresolved feelings from the past. As Mivan is drawn into village routines, school, and new friendships, he begins to experience a world where time moves differently and nothing comes easily. Through everyday encounters with people, animals, and nature, the boy slowly opens himself to empathy, patience, and a sense of belonging. The film received a Special Mention from the Children’s Jury in the Generation Kplus section at the Berlin International Film Festival.