Brussels, Here We Come (2026)

On election day, two escapees from a psychiatric hospital seize a plane, convinced they are shooting a documentary, and accidentally throw Turkey into chaos. Inside a live television studio, commentators scramble to decode the unfolding drama as a routine hijacking quickly turns into a political crisis. Meanwhile, after a trans person and a local youth elope, neighborhood residents gather at a coffeehouse, where fear, anger, and prejudice pull a divided community into its own reckoning. Moving between the hijacked airplane, the broadcast studio, and the coffeehouse, the film shows how reality can be distorted in a single day and how one absurd act