Block E, No. 5

In Block E, No. 5, Çağla Gillis traces a family’s search for belonging across dislocated spaces—from a cold dormitory in Austria to an unfinished home in Istanbul. Through intimate calls, performative gestures, and layered sound, the film meditates on community, memory, and the emotional toll of waiting, revealing how the longing for “home” binds people across distance and time.