Annemin Odası

For years, the two siblings had maintained a distant relationship, but they came together when they received the news that their mother would be discharged from the hospital and would spend her final days at Zeynep's home. They prepared a room for their mother, and this four-day process of preparation ultimately became a chance to confront their shared past.
This room is no longer just a patient's room; it's a space for questioning, for confronting the unspoken, the suppressed, and the unfinished aspects of years past.
A young girl, whose life revolves around escaping her mother, and a young boy who sees his mother's love as the most important thing he possesses, find themselves trapped within the same household, navigating the same circumstances. They experience moments of laughter and shared memories of childhood, but also confront difficult emotions such as the desire for freedom versus selfishness, faith versus doubt, and feelings of belonging versus abandonment.

Zeynep questions the lack of affection she felt from her mother and the void it has left in her life, while Hasan struggles with the pain of his mother seemingly favoring his sister, whom he hasn't seen in years, over him.
While renovating a room, two siblings, essentially trying to recreate their own childhoods, ultimately converge on a single question:

Why did my mother choose "this room" to wait for her death?