For years there have been intense clashes between state forces and separatist forces on the southeastern border. Ibrahim's son Ismail is serving his military service in this region and has 20 days left to serve. Ibrahim, who is dealing with a wild animal that has been plaguing his only source of livelihood, chickens and eggs, wants his son Ismail to remain in the army as a salaried soldier. While they are picking up his father's old-age pension from the bank, a man has a heart attack and a bag containing a large sum of money falls into Ismail's basket. The next day his father dies and Ismail tries to reach his son to stay in the army, but without success. Under these circumstances, Ibrahim realizes the money in the bag mixed up in the bank and hesitates whether to hand it over or not. On the one hand, poverty, on the other, the money that will support him for life. His conscience haunts him.
