Day and Night Dreams

Sune is a nomad; However, they are a very different nomad from the nomads we know. He has no tent, no tribe to move with, no backpack, no plan, he walks all alone in the mountains and forests day and night, non-stop. When he needs to keep his head under a roof, he chooses one of the chalets or summer cottages that are not used due to the season, the one that is farthest away and the most difficult to reach. His first choice is to look for the hidden key. If he cannot find the key, he breaks the lock or a small window and enters, and this becomes Sune's place for a while. Sune steals, but he is not a thief... He eats canned goods and biscuits he finds in the huts, warms up by lighting a fire in the stove, and obtains clothes according to his needs... However, he has some principles, such as cutting wood and leaving it behind, or painting the wall of the hut whose paint has peeled off, or repairing the glass he broke. Sune hit the road to protect his loneliness, but in the process, he gets caught in the web of relationships with a group of former hippies, motorcyclists, contrarian artists, and lost idealists who chose to live on the edge of society, just like him. And one night, a wounded woman appears before Sune from the darkness of the forest. When their efforts to get rid of the woman fail, this walk continues as two outsiders, two loners, Sune and his shadow...
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 336

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Details Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 336

Language Turkish