Evrim Doğan

as Acting

Ceylan is a former child bride whose devotion to her son Yusuf gives her the strength to rise from a painful past. When life pushes her into a male-dominated criminal world, she refuses to remain powerless and begins to fight back on her own terms. Sustali Ceylan is a fierce crime drama about motherhood, survival, revenge, and a woman who turns her wounds into a weapon.

as Melike

Yildizlar Bana Uzak is an emotional Turkish drama about a love destroyed by betrayal and the long road to justice. Kadir and Aslı once shared a bond so powerful it seemed impossible to erase. But their happiness is shattered when Kadir is imprisoned for the murder of Aslı’s father, a crime he insists he did not commit. While Aslı is left broken by grief and confusion, Kadir dedicates himself to proving his innocence and taking revenge on the Varnalı family and those who framed him. As the truth begins to surface, the love buried under pain starts to burn again. Yet secrets from the past threaten to separate them once more.

as Ayfer Yıldız

Eda is a bright young woman whose future depends on an international scholarship, until powerful architect Serkan Bolat suddenly takes it away and leaves her dreams in ruins. When Serkan offers to restore the scholarship in exchange for a fake engagement, Eda is pulled into a public arrangement filled with pride, chemistry, and emotional battles. What begins as a deal between enemies slowly becomes a passionate love story where ambition, heartbreak, and unexpected tenderness change both of their lives.

as Demet

Two mothers, two dreams, and a collision decades in the making. One woman poured every sacrifice into raising her children alone, believing that love and hard work could overcome any disadvantage. The other built a life of comfort and status, certain that the path she chose was the only correct one. Their worlds, so different they might as well exist on separate planets, are thrown violently together when circumstances force their children — cousins bound by blood but separated by everything else — to share the same roof. Old resentments, class prejudices, and buried secrets rise to the surface as the younger generation begins to question everything they were taught about family, loyalty, and success. Through laughter, tears, and the inevitable friction of people who love each other but cannot understand each other, “Kardeş Çocukları” — children of siblings — paints a vivid portrait of modern Turkish family life, asking whether the ties that bind can ever truly be cut.