My Brother

The film follows two estranged brothers who are both successful musicians but have completely polar opposite personalities and haven't spoken to each other for years. Hakan is the older brother—a calm, serious, and deeply private alternative music artist who avoids the media and values artistic integrity. Ozan is the younger brother—a flamboyant, cheerful, and charming pop star who lives in the spotlight, constantly chased by paparazzi and scandals. Their deep-seated rivalry stems from a difficult childhood; after their mother passed away, they traveled from town to town with their father, Ermutan, an itinerant wedding singer, leading to resentment and blame that tore them apart. The wall of ice between them seems permanent until their father passes away. Forced to reunite at the funeral, Hakan and Ozan want nothing more than to sign the paperwork and leave. However, their father's will leaves them with an unexpected and strict final mission. To claim their inheritance, the brothers must strip away their luxury lifestyles, get into their father’s old, battered wedding car, and embark on a road trip together to perform at a village wedding their father had promised to sing at before his death. The journey starts as a chaotic disaster filled with constant arguments, but things take an interesting turn when they cross paths with Zeynep. Zeynep is a clever, aspiring young journalist who hides her identity and pretends to be a naive traveler in need of a ride, secretly planning to write an explosive, exclusive story about the legendary feud between the two famous brothers. As the three travel down the scenic roads of Turkey, dealing with breakdown mishaps and overzealous fans, the brothers are forced to confront their past, leading to a heartwarming rediscover of brotherly love.