"Crossroads" is a gripping drama that delves into the haunting psychological aftermath of war and the weight of personal guilt. The story follows Benjamin, a young poet from Turkey who travels to Bosnia, not only to escape the scars of his past but also to serve as a volunteer digging up mass graves, recovering the deceased amidst the remnants of conflict. Haunted by a tragic incident where a playful act leads to the death of Zeliha, the lover of Joseph, Benjamin grapples with an overwhelming sense of remorse. His dreams become a battleground of his internal struggles, as the horrific images of his work intertwine with his memories, forcing him to confront the demons he left behind.
In Bosnia, Benjamin encounters Zrinka, a psychologist dedicated to helping those afflicted by post-war trauma. Their paths cross dramatically when Benjamin discovers Zrinka on the edge of the Mostar Bridge, attempting to end her life. The connection they forge evolves into a deep and passionate love as Zrinka helps Benjamin navigate his guilt and emotional turmoil. Through her support, he starts to release the burdens of his conscience, finding solace in their bond. This relationship becomes a pivotal point in his journey of healing and self-acceptance, highlighting the transformative power of love amidst despair.
As Benjamin seeks closure, he returns to Turkey to confront his estranged brother and the unresolved issues of his past. Meanwhile, Zrinka is plagued by a premonition that something disastrous will befall Benjamin. Driven by her protective instincts, she ventures to Turkey, only to uncover unexpected secrets that challenge everything she thought she knew about love and loss. "Crossroads" beautifully illustrates the complexities of human relationships in the face of trauma and the quest for redemption, ultimately portraying how love can blossom in the most unlikely and difficult circumstances.