Berker Güven

as Somer

In the pine‑scented streets of Ayvalık, three sisters — Türkan, Dönüş, and Derya — grew up in a household that felt like a fairy tale, their mother spinning dreams as easily as she braided their hair. But adulthood has a way of stripping away illusion, and the sisters discover, one by one, that the people they trusted most — parents, spouses, lovers — are not who they claimed to be. Long‑concealed secrets begin to surface, including a devastating illness that forces the family to resurrect a past they had buried deep. As each sister navigates her own heartbreak, the bond between them becomes both a lifeline and a battlefield. Can time really heal every wound, or are some truths so shattering that even the love of sisters cannot mend them? An exquisitely crafted family drama about the myths we build around the people we love, the bitter taste of disillusionment, and the fragile hope that comes from facing reality together.

as İskender

Three women from vastly different worlds — a battered wife fleeing violence, a sheltered rich girl, and a fading beauty chasing a fresh start — are trapped together in a massive cistern fire. When the flames die, none of them will ever be the same, and the bonds formed in the inferno will reshape their destinies.

as Nedim Karaçay

When a poor widow and her children are summoned from a small town to a mansion on the Bosphorus, they step into a viper’s nest where every smile masks a scheme. The disabled heir of the Karacay family becomes both a weapon and a pawn in a ruthless power struggle, and Seher quickly learns that in this city, mercy is the fastest way to ruin.

as Aleksi Ioannidhis

As the Greek occupation of İzmir plunges western Anatolia into chaos, Azize is left to defend her home and her three children while her husband Cevdet, a brave Ottoman officer, fights at the front. She is a woman who has never held a rifle but learns quickly that the enemy wears many faces — sometimes a soldier’s uniform, sometimes a neighbour’s smile. With her fierce mother‑in‑law by her side, she navigates occupation, hunger, and betrayal, raising her children in a house that could be raided at any moment. Cevdet, waging a parallel war on the battlefield, carries the photograph of his family pressed against his heart as a talisman against death. Their story, inspired by true events, weaves together the grand canvas of the Turkish War of Independence with the intimate threads of a marriage tested by separation, the greed of those who profit from war, and the extraordinary sacrifices ordinary people make when their homeland is on the line. It is a sweeping epic of love, treason, and a nation’s struggle to be born.