A young adolescent woman, Nina, is living under the same roof as her father after the recent death of her mother. She has a strong passion for drawing and loves to spend time up in her room expressing her emotions with pen and paper. Her father Damir, being a lonely alcoholic with a strong fear of loneliness, is beginning to slowly become obsessed with his own daughter. His jealousy comes out strong when a young boy, Sinan, rings the doorbell to give Nina a present from the art gallery down the street. He starts forbidding Nina to do anything she loves doing, like practicing meditation, lighting incense and visiting the art gallery. When he eventually forbids her to do the thing she loves most; drawing - she reaches a stage of suffocation where she understands that something needs to be done. She radically decides to go against her father by doing what it takes to take the independence into her own hands. At the same time, we are witnessing her father’s downfall as his obsession grows stronger and he too decides to do something radical.