Baran Bölükbaşı

as Engin Karataş

Meryem has survived life with kindness as her only shield, holding on to hope even when the world gives her little reason to believe. Her path changes when she reconnects with Kadir, the man she once loved, now transformed by wealth, ambition, and power. Cirkin follows their emotional reunion as innocence collides with privilege, asking whether love can survive when the people who once belonged to each other have been reshaped by completely different lives.

as Alp Gocer

Zeynep has spent her entire life fighting — against poverty, against a father who never showed up, and against a world that expected her to fail. Working as a nanny to keep her head above water, she has learned to expect nothing and trust no one. Then one ordinary night, she stumbles across a bag of cash that was never meant to be found. Suddenly, the girl who had nothing is holding a fortune that could change everything. But the money comes with strings attached: dangerous men who want it back, a family secret that ties her to a world she never knew existed, and the terrifying realisation that the fairy tale she used to mock might just be real — complete with a prince who is as broken as she is. Caught between the life she has always known and the glittering, perilous dream that has landed at her feet, Zeynep must decide whether some fairy tales are worth the price of admission.

as Acting

A dedicated homicide detective is handed the case that will define her career — or end it. A serial killer is targeting the most untouchable figures in Istanbul’s elite, leaving behind a signature that points not to madness but to a deeply personal mission of revenge. As she digs deeper, the detective realises that the victims are all connected to a crime that was buried decades ago by people who had the power to erase it. The closer she gets to the killer, the more she is forced to confront the uncomfortable truth that some of the people she has sworn to serve are the real criminals. When the killer begins to communicate directly with her, the line between hunter and hunted blurs, and she must decide how much of herself she is willing to sacrifice for a justice the system refuses to deliver. “Son Nefesime Kadar” — until my last breath — is a breathless, noir‑tinged crime thriller about obsession, the moral grey zones of law enforcement, and the question of what justice really means when the law is powerless.

as Fırat Çağlar

When a powerful Istanbul family is rocked by a shocking murder, the investigation peels back layers of secrets that have been festering for decades. At the centre stands a patriarch whose empire was built on sins he believed time had buried, and a circle of relatives, business rivals, and lovers whose loyalty is as fragile as spun glass. As a determined investigator digs deeper, the lines between victim and perpetrator blur, and a forbidden love story emerges from the wreckage — one that connects the present crime to a passionate, doomed affair from the past. The title “Vuslat” — reunion — hangs over every scene like a promise and a threat, as characters are forced to confront the people they once were and the betrayals that shaped them. In this atmospheric blend of family saga, crime thriller, and tortured romance, the true mystery is not who pulled the trigger, but whether love can ever truly reunite what guilt has torn apart.