Black Board

Living in a Kurdish village in Eastern Turkey Samet hastily wakes up on a school day, makes breakfast, and quickly out of the house. Speaking Kurdish at home, Samet's speech in Turkish after leaving the house upset her mother. Samet takes his way to school with his friends. He goes to school and continues his education. The only Turkish student living in the Kurdish village is a girl named Zeynep. Zeynep is the class chair in her class and after warning her friends who are not quiet during the break of breath, she tells them to be silent as a result of not listening to her friends. Samet, especially Samet, does not consider Zeynep and they start to make fun of him in Kurdish. Zeynep is angry at this and writes "Kurdish Speakers - Samet" on the board. Seeing this situation, Samet is afraid and upset.
With the arrival of the teacher in the classroom, everyone becomes silent. The teacher sees the writing on the board. First he calls Samet and then Zeynep to the board and punishes him. Meanwhile, by deleting the "Kurdish" part of the "Kurdish Speakers" written on the board, it provides justice. The reason for Samet's speaking is not what language he speaks, but that he spoke, and Zeynep's punishment is due to his racist approach to his friend. However, the teacher provides justice. Then Zeynep loses her balance and Samet keeps her when she is about to fall. They look at each other and smile, and the whole class laughs at this. Our film advocates a deep subject like social equality. It condemns such situations among peoples, especially children, and criticizes these discriminatory and racist initiatives.