How can a nail, scratching to the asphalt affect us? Inspiring from a documentary about a rice vendor by Özkan Kücük, this process was a very self reflective investigation, in which I follow the political soundscapes in Kurdish cinema, through media archeologies of sound media. The shift from human body to the LP’s, sound bands, tapes and cassettes brings to our lives a new aspect, where we don’t relate sound to the bodies from flesh and bone but plastic. Nevertheless those mediums don’t just live as functional objects but developing, changing, forming, transforming the meaning and the message. At the Kurdish context, in a territory divided between four nation-states, a very complex and deep oral culture and strong bound to the narrativity, the agency of sound medias turn into a very radical actor on a conflicting territory. That’s how I returned to the very moment when I saw the film and had affection immediately, in which I questioned my cinematographic background and practice.