Kaan Sevi

Most street children do not reach the age of twenty. It cannot be said that those who saw it lived. Drugs, violence, sexual harassment, hunger... The fate of street children is either prison or grave. Five of these children manage to resist this fate. Calling themselves "Rootless"; The Firebirds, the oldest of which is 13, the youngest is 6 years old, one girl and one autistic, five street children who find a forty-day-old baby in a garbage dump and tell how they turned from "Rootless" to "Firebirds"; will cover the stories of children resisting hardship, pain and fate against all odds.

Kadir, Ömer, Asiye and Emel.. These four siblings, who are closely tied to each other, lose both their mothers and fathers after a series of unfortunate events. Having lost the people most dear to them, there is nothing they can do except hold on to each other as they no longer have anyone else they can depend on. That is until, Akif Atakul, the person who is the reason for all their misfortunes, opens the doors to a college he owns to them, exposing them to a completely new and different life. This new life, where the paths of rich and poor, criminal and victim intersect, turns everyone into a new person, but Kadir will do whatever he can to keep his family afloat, protect his siblings and keep them all together.

At the height of his career, the legendary basketball player Tarık Aksoy, who has been seriously injured, has to leave basketball. Then Tarık, who lost everything he had, lost his last child's custody. When you have lost confidence in the fullest of your life, the last chance you will face is perhaps the way to win your daughters.