April 27, 1990. The Kurds of Rojava and Bakur stand on opposite sides of artificial borders, trying to come together to celebrate a holiday. Yet, the Turkish military turns this celebration into a tragic scene. With their weapons, their words, and their hatred, they prevent brothers and sisters from reuniting. The Kurdish people are a nation divided by imposed borders. On this side, they endure one form of suffering; on the other side, another. But their longing remains the same: freedom.