Meeting Point (2021)

In the heart of the urban night, two souls adrift in their respective worlds, find themselves at a serendipitous crossroads. She, a 24-year-old postgraduate, fluent in three languages, is a rebel spirit adorned in gothic style, astride a motorcycle, and disenchanted by the confines of faith. Her life, underscored by the pulsing rhythm of rebellious music and conversations that fail to quench her thirst for meaning, is besieged by a single, haunting question: "Why am I here?" He, on the other hand, is a 54-year-old workaholic manager, a paragon of success, propriety, and morality. A Muslim in faith but not in abstinence, he sips on the paradox of his existence. His life, dictated by stern principles, is a battlefield of internal conflict, a tussle between duty and desire. He feels an alien in his own world, fraught with the dread of life slipping through his fingers like grains of sand. Fate brings these two disparate lives together on a sidewalk under the velvet cloak of the night. Emerging from different establishments into the crisp air, their paths intertwine in an unexpected encounter. Over the span of a few critical hours, they share their solitude, their contradictions and their questions, their lives converging in a warm, nocturnal tale. "Meeting Point" is a poignant exploration of human connection, a tale that navigates the labyrinth of loneliness and companionship, and the blurred lines between distance and intimacy. In a world where everyone is a stranger, it asks: can two completely different individuals find common ground, and perhaps, a shared sense of belonging?

Meeting Point is a drama movie directed by Umut Evirgen.

Meeting Point is currently streaming on Netflix and Netflix basic with Ads.