ALL-IN

Ismail and Hakan leave their village for the first time to start working in a gigantic all-inclusive hotel at the Turkish Riviera. They observe the colorful bikinis, the un-emptied plates, the different ways of addressing other people, and gradually discover new opportunities to move ahead in life. All-In explores the coming of age within the European dream, but that comes at a cost. Initial kindness turns into indifference. In All-In, the hotel functions as a microcosm for a more universal story about the loss of innocence, when newcomers try to adapt to our capitalistic first world societies.