Bora Akkaş

as Zafer Karslı

Zulfukar Karsli, a fading power at the bus station, needs an heir and finds an unlikely candidate in Timur, a traveling repairman buried under his father’s debts. When Timur steps into the Karsli world as Zafer, he must also pretend to be the husband of Zafer’s wife Reyhan. What begins as a dangerous lie turns into real emotion, trapping Timur and Reyhan inside a mansion built on deception, power, and forbidden love.

as Adam Willson

Adam and Havva come from completely different worlds: he is the son of an Irish Catholic priest, while she belongs to a traditional Muslim family. Their unexpected love challenges family expectations, cultural boundaries, and deeply rooted beliefs. İçimizden Biri is a warm romantic comedy about love, acceptance, and the chaos that begins when two families collide.

as Hakan İncekara

Set during the golden age of Turkish cinema in the 1960s, Yesilcam is a nostalgic and visually stunning drama that takes viewers behind the scenes of Turkey’s legendary film industry. The series follows Semih Ateş, an ambitious film producer fighting to survive in a rapidly changing entertainment world filled with fierce competition, ambition, romance, and betrayal. Determined to rebuild his career after losing everything, Semih battles powerful rivals while chasing artistic success and personal redemption. Surrounded by rising movie stars, directors, producers, and dreamers, he experiences both the glamour and the dark realities of fame. Rich in vintage aesthetics, emotional storytelling, and cinematic passion, Yesilcam celebrates the unforgettable spirit of Turkish cinema while exploring love, ambition, sacrifice, and survival.

as Rıfat Ayaz

Istanbul, 1970. The Bosphorus glitters, but beneath the surface, a city churns with political violence, organised crime, and a justice system buckling under the weight of corruption. Orhan is an idealistic young prosecutor who believes the law can be a shield for the powerless, a conviction that pits him against a dark underworld that has infiltrated every institution. Leyla is a fearless journalist whose pen is her only weapon, documenting truths that powerful men would kill to bury. When their investigations converge on the same explosive case, they become targets, allies, and, against all reason, lovers. The streets of Istanbul — from the warm chaos of neighbourhood life to the cold back rooms where fates are decided — form the backdrop to a story of courage, betrayal, and a love affair that dares to bloom in the shadow of a country on the brink. “Kurşun” — the bullet — is a taut, atmospheric thriller about two people who transformed the destiny of a nation simply by refusing to look away.

as Rıfat

A mother loses everything — her husband, her home, her sense of safety — and is left standing in the rubble with only her children’s hands to hold. The world offers no safety net, no gentle landing; just the cold expectation that she will fail and her children will be taken away. Refusing to become another statistic, she takes on multiple jobs, fights a bureaucracy that sees her as a case number, and shields her children from the full terror of their situation with a smile that costs her more than they will ever know. “Dayan Yüreğim” — endure, my heart — is the mantra she whispers to herself in the darkest hours. This devastatingly realistic drama follows one woman’s relentless fight to keep her family together, proving that the strongest warriors don’t wear armour; they pack school lunches with shaking hands and refuse to let their children see them fall.