Ertan Saban

as Kartal Karaoğlu

Kotu Kan is a tense Turkish action drama about a former police officer trapped between crime, fatherhood, and forbidden love. Kartal, once a respected cop, now works as the security manager of a nightclub, where a confrontation with a dangerous mafia group drags him back into violence. At the same time, he is forced to reconnect with the children he has neglected for years, making his struggle for survival deeply personal. His path crosses with Nazan, the daughter of a mafia boss, who is waiting for her fiancé to be released from prison. Surrounded by betrayal, danger, and shifting loyalties, Kartal and Nazan find themselves drawn together in a world where love can be as dangerous as any enemy.

as Sadi Payaslı

Sadi Payaslı spent his youth as a bully, leaving scars on others and a ghost on his conscience — a young girl whose death he has never forgiven himself for. Years later, he has buried that past and rebuilt himself as a geography teacher, determined to atone by guiding the kind of kids he once tormented. His new assignment places him in front of five teenagers freshly released from a reformatory, each carrying their own heavy baggage of trauma, anger, and hopelessness. The system has given up on them, but Sadi refuses to. Through field trips that become life lessons, clashes that reveal hidden pain, and a relentless belief that nobody is beyond saving, an unlikely family begins to form in the most unlikely of classrooms. When his own criminal past resurfaces to threaten everything he has built, Sadi must prove that redemption is not a destination but a daily choice. Starring Ertan Saban and Özge Özberk, this is a gritty, hopeful drama about second chances and the geography of the human heart.

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 Barlas

Rüya is a champion athlete whose body has never failed her — until the day she is accused of cheating in a national competition. The accusation spreads through her school like wildfire, turning teammates into accusers and hallways into gauntlets of whispered cruelty. Stripped of her medals, her reputation, and the future she trained her whole life to achieve, she begins to spiral into a darkness that no one around her seems to notice. Her story is not just about bullying; it is about the catastrophic failure of the adults who should have protected her, the silence of friends who looked away, and the unbearable weight of being judged guilty before any proof. As Rüya edges closer to an irreversible decision, the series raises a devastating question: how many warning signs does a young life send before it flickers out, and what does it take for the people left behind to finally listen? This poignant drama is a sobering exploration of teenage despair, societal pressure, and the love that arrives too late.

as Konstantinos

A young prince, barely out of adolescence, ascends to the Ottoman throne for the second time, determined to achieve what every sultan before him could not: the conquest of Constantinople, the jewel of the Christian world that has mocked Muslim armies for eight centuries. Mehmed II is a visionary, a scholar who speaks six languages, a military strategist who designs cannons that will rewrite the rules of warfare, and a man haunted by the prophecy that he will be the one to fulfil the hadith of the Prophet. As he navigates court conspiracies, the skepticism of his own viziers, and the mighty walls of the city that has broken every siege, Mehmed must grow from an untested boy into the leader history will call Fatih — the Conqueror. This sweeping historical epic chronicles the year that changed the world, painting a portrait of a complex, brilliant, and ruthless sultan whose ambition carved an empire and whose legacy still echoes across continents.