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Sibel, a lady with her baby in the stroller tries to earn money with stair cleaning, faces eviction for rent arrears. She tries to reach her husband Yilmaz, who working at a landfill, to figure out the situation, meanwhile she also visits the flats and tries to collect her monthly stair cleaning fee.

We get up in the wind of the life like a wheat kernel, we grow tall every single day. We make a bid for surviving in the many hurricanes, many floods. We understand these things we can find us in our tiredness, intimidation and boredom at our old ages. Death is our fear which we want to forget in our lives. We built huge cities, set up big civilisations and new cultures for this. We are lost from view the death and other things related to it. We take out our cemeteries away from the cities, leave our old men in the villages, run away from the crowd and want to escape the death. We haven't stopped our cruel trip for thousands years. We rotate like a tiny wheat kernel in the bulgur mill. Old men are the most experienced passengers in this trip. They give up all wordly things and they wait the inevitable end patiently. These are their courages, loneliness and testimonies.

The three kids record the journey of adventurous struggle with their bikes and their eagerness to swim in the lake as an unforgettable story on the pages of their lives.

Asking his students, "If everyone dies at the end, why do they live?", it is about a debate between a teacher who is looking for meaning in life and students who have dreams about life.