SYNOPSIS

MURAT advertises direct sales on a TV channel. His friend ŞAHİN, a real estate agent, speaks about an unmissable opportunity. He says that the municipality will build a cultural centre, and the shanties in that area will increase in value at least ten times more. Şahin talks about a poor family living in that area and buying their shanty. With the guidance of Şahin, Murat borrows money from his sister and purchases one of the shanties for a price about three times more than its actual value. When Murat goes to the municipality, he realises that he is defrauded. The municipality is building the cultural centre in another district. Murat is very angry with Şahin for deceiving him. He starts looking for Şahin everywhere but cannot find him. He starts drinking heavily and gets drunk. He is determined to kill Şahin. Murat wakes up in the morning on a pile of sand at a construction site and goes home. The next day, Murat hears that Şahin is in intensive care in the hospital. Şahin was found in front of a construction site. Murat starts to feel suspicious. Did Murat throw Şahin down the construction site, or did Şahin commit suicide? Murat visits Şahin's house. He realises that Şahin also bought the other shanty and was also defrauded. Realising that Şahin is not the one fooling him, did Murat throw his innocent friend out of construction for the sake of money? This suspicion begins to gnaw at him. His brother-in-law and his older sister want their money back from Murat. He has to give his sister the house he is living in. When Murat starts having trouble with his job, he is fired, and his last hope of finding the money disappears. Then he has to move to the shanty house that he bought. The rumours of a rabid dog walking around the neighbourhood gradually become a wave of fear. Bitten by his ambition of making money the easy way, Murat is increasingly swung in his clash with his conscience. He becomes aggressive like a rabid dog.