Can Bartu Arslan

as Taha

Ertan Aydin is a successful Istanbul lawyer trained to win at any cost, until his father’s sudden death exposes a secret that threatens his identity and reputation. To protect himself, he teams up with Asya, a sharp con artist fighting her own debts and family troubles. Their scheme inside a powerful family becomes increasingly personal as lies turn into leverage, emotions complicate the plan, and every truth becomes another trap.

as Okan Gülsoy

Safir is a dramatic Turkish family romance set in Cappadocia, where love, ambition, and betrayal shake one of the region’s most prominent families. The Gülsoy brothers reunite when Ateş returns from America to help expand the family business alongside Yaman and Okan. As the family prepares for a new era, Yaman plans to propose to Feraye using a precious sapphire ring connected to their legacy. But a sudden tragedy destroys the balance of their lives and pulls everyone into a storm of passion, revenge, and painful choices. Ateş is forced to make bold decisions to protect his loved ones, even if those decisions create new enemies and divide the brothers. Safir is a story of forbidden love, family duty, and secrets that change everything.

as Sinan Narinses (Arap)

In the dusty streets of a working‑class Istanbul neighbourhood, three friends — Berk, Ali, and Ece — are inseparable, their bond forged in shared hardship and big dreams. Their world collapses when their brilliant best friend Cemre dies under mysterious circumstances at an elite private school, the very institution that was supposed to be her ticket out of poverty. Refusing to accept the official story, the trio infiltrates the school themselves, stepping into a universe of designer uniforms, generational privilege, and students who have never been told no. As they search for the truth about what really happened to Cemre, they are drawn into a web of corruption, forbidden romance, and a social divide so vast it feels like a different planet. With each clue they unearth, they risk not only their futures but also the friendship that has kept them alive. A compelling youth drama about loyalty, class warfare, and the lengths we go to for the people we love — even after they are gone.

as Çetin

Akif Erdem is not like other physics teachers. On what should be an ordinary school day, he walks into his 12A classroom at Küçükkuyu High School, locks the door, and activates a bomb that isolates the room from the rest of the building. His students — shocked, terrified, trapped — are about to receive a lesson no curriculum covers. Calmly, Akif tells them that one of them is responsible for the death of their classmate Kay Örnek, and until the truth is spoken, no one leaves. As the hours stretch into a harrowing psychological standoff, secrets, guilt, and buried cruelty rise to the surface. Every student has something to hide, and Akif’s unorthodox method forces them to confront the culture of silence that allowed a classmate to die. “Öğretmen” — the teacher — is a tense, provocative drama that asks what happens when the system fails its children and one man decides that a lesson in humanity is worth more than his freedom, his career, and possibly his life.