A Mother's Child

The film tells the story of a mother named Mary struggling to provide care for her son, who is both mentally and physically disabled. Mary, desperately waiting for help in this tough process, is forced to deal with bureaucracy, which nearly brings her to the point of drowning. The main character of the film, Mary, manages to touch the audience's heart with her love for her son and the struggle she puts up for him. The film shows that people's lives are full of hardships, but they try to overcome all kinds of obstacles with love and determination. The audience, feeling the difficulties Mary goes through, cries with her and wishes her to be strong. The film generally addresses the difficulties a mother with a disabled child faces and the bureaucratic obstacles she encounters while trying to overcome these difficulties.

The film was largely shot in Mary's home and local government offices, making it more realistic and impressive.