My Mother’s Wound

In the gripping drama "My Mother's Wound," Salih embarks on an emotional journey as he leaves the familiarity of his orphanage at eighteen to search for his biological family. He finds himself working on a Serbian farm, an environment that initially feels alien and discomforting. Gradually, however, Salih discovers a sense of belonging and stability, experiencing warmth that has long evaded him.Yet, as the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that happiness in his newfound home is not without its challenges. The specters of Salih's past continue to haunt him, forcing him to confront unresolved traumas associated with his family and their turbulent history. As these ghosts threaten to derail his new life, the film delves into themes of family, love, and identity, highlighting the resilience required when seeking a sense of belonging amidst the ruins left by war.As secrets from the farm's past begin to surface, "My Mother's Wound" masterfully weaves together threads of hope and despair, creating an engrossing portrait of one man's quest for familial connection in a world ravaged by conflict. The film invites viewers to ponder what it truly means to find home, and whether the wounds of our mothers—and fathers—can ever be fully healed.