The Waiting Room

Ahmet, played by Zeki Demirkubuz, finds himself engrossed in the dream of adapting Dostoyevsky's "Crime and Punishment" into a film but is met with an unexpected hurdle - his own mental turmoil. The pressure to bring this literary masterpiece to life on screen triggers a deep depression, causing him to lose interest in the project as well as in his personal relationships.The film delves into Ahmet's internal struggles and external challenges as he tries to navigate through the maze of his own mind and emerge victorious over his demons. The filmmaking process becomes a metaphor for personal growth, where every setback is an opportunity to introspect and find the strength to rebuild.The movie not only captures Ahmet's journey from inspiration to despair but also paints a vivid picture of the creative process, the highs and lows it involves, and how one must be resilient in order to transform their dreams into reality. This is a poignant tale about an artist's struggle with himself, his passion, and his ultimate journey towards redemption.