THE SUBJECT OF THE GAME

Azra is accused of killing her husband Ferda, whom she had been married to for seven years, and hiding her body in her house for days. Azra, who does not remember the terrible end, is given a notebook by her lawyer to write down what she remembers, and it takes her on a journey full of love, happiness, pain and destruction from the first day of her relationship to the end. The knots of their relationship, where the boundaries between commitment and dependency are violated many times, and passion is damaged by painful unions following betrayals, begin to unravel. As Azra returns to her memories, she questions loyalty, betrayal, the perception of right and wrong, and the emotional destructions that turn commitments into captivity, and confronts the end she escaped. Love and happiness... Is it immaturity to put these two side by side? Can happiness be just a slip in love?