Muğla Zeybeği

Tolga Çandar

This traditional Turkish song plays during a ritual sequence. A man plays a sitar as people sing in Turkish. A woman, covered in red, is held by another woman, highlighting a culturally significant moment early in the film.

Burnumda Tütüyorsun

İbrahim Erkal

The song is heard when Salih visits a restaurant. He watches a news report about four martyred soldiers, looks around the room, and stares at Kerim, emphasizing the film’s somber and reflective tone at this point.

I See You

Tuana Mey

This song plays during a flashback sequence. Salih recalls a past experience with Duygu. In the memory, Duygu slaps Salih to get his attention, underlining their emotional connection.

Kostak Ali Zeybeği

Mustafa Beyazkus

Traditional music plays at a bus station as Kerim prepares to begin his military service. Elif gives Kerim a lighter, marking a poignant farewell.

Kerimoğlu Zeybeği

Sümer Ezgü

A radio DJ announces this song. Kerim tells his military colleagues about a dance he will perform at his wedding. The music continues as Salih watches and smiles, capturing a moment of camaraderie and hope.