Klamek ji bo Beko (A song for Beko)

Beko lives in the Turkish part of Kur­distan, where he is arrested by the Turkish police. Beko escapes and begins his search for his brother to find himself in the middle of the Iran-Iraq War. He seeks shelter in a hide-out where Kurds are camping out, afraid to return to their ruined villages. While awaiting news of his brother, Beko befriends the children and discovers they have a strong feeling of Kurdish identity. When the conflict ends, they return to the villages, which are subsequently sprayed with poison gas from Saddam Hussein' s helicopters.