Sengul, who is shocked by her husband's death, lives a quiet and lonely life seperate from her children. It is extremely unconcerned and reluctant towards life. She is saddened by the disinterest of the children on the anniversary of the death of her husband. She visits her husband’s grave with her old friend who is a taxi driver. Resisting the questions of her friend about deciphering family secrets, she faces the memories of her family history she had missed.

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This sorrowful woman who has a strong longing for the past, while discovering the lines of husband figure she has lost and where she cannot replace anything, despairing expectations she has been seeking in her children, deepens this sorrow.