
The film, shot in various neighborhoods of Istanbul, focuses on the choice of forgetting to live while planning life instead of living it. Cengiz, who hosts a radio show, has a steady job and a happy family life. One Sunday, he encounters an event that turns his life upside down, and from that day on, all sorts of misfortunes pile up. Cengiz is now left alone with his only daughter, Günce, and has no one else in his life. Years pass, and Günce turns five, but instead of ending, the problems continue to grow. This time, Cengiz faces what may be the biggest nightmare of his life: the risk of losing his daughter, Günce.
Directed by Kemal Uzun, G. Mete Şener, Günce leans on a strong ensemble — Cemal Hünal, Nisa Melis Telli, Levent Sülün — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.
The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about family titles of 2013.
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