Furkan Andıç

as Kadir

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 Atlas Kandemir

Atlas was the kid who never fit in — too smart, too quiet, too easy a target. High school was a war zone of humiliation, and the worst of his tormentors were a group of boys who made his life a living hell while the adults, including his own father, looked the other way. Years later, Atlas returns to his hometown as a mathematics teacher, assigned to the very same school that almost destroyed him. The bullies have grown into men — some successful, some broken — and they do not recognise the quiet boy in the man who now holds the chalk. But Atlas has not come back by accident, and the blackboard of the classroom is not the only surface on which he plans to write the truth. The one light in his return is Irmak, the girl who once stole his heart and still teaches at the school, unaware of the darkness simmering behind the eyes of her new colleague. A tense, emotionally charged revenge drama about confronting the past and the price of finally demanding accountability.

as Ateş Avcı

When four young lovers from clashing backgrounds — one wild, one prim, one wealthy, one struggling — land in adjacent apartments, chaos becomes their permanent roommate. Family feuds, culture shocks, and epic misunderstandings turn their romance into a battlefield, forcing them to decide whether love is worth defying everyone they call family.

as Demir Erendil

Demir and Selin have exactly one thing in common: neither is willing to back down. When a real‑estate scam leaves them both holding the deed to the same charming Istanbul house, their immediate solution — sharing the space — turns into a daily war of passive‑aggressive notes, sabotaged morning coffees, and a chemistry so combustible the neighbours start taking bets. The chaos escalates when Selin arrives at work to discover that her new boss is none other than Demir, the infuriating man she has been trying to evict from her kitchen. Forced into proximity around the clock, they wage battle in the boardroom and the living room, each too stubborn to see that the line between hate and something far more terrifying is wearing dangerously thin. This sparkling enemies‑to‑lovers comedy asks the question that keeps both of them awake at night: when the person you can’t stand is suddenly everywhere you go, is the universe conspiring against you — or pushing you toward the one place you never thought you’d fall?

as Savaş Sargun

A devastating hit‑and‑run leaves an innocent woman caught between a ruthless prosecutor who will bend any law to win, and a grief‑stricken plaintiff who only wants someone to pay. Meryem’s naive trust becomes her prison, and escaping it means outsmarting men who hold all the power — except the power of a woman who has nothing left to lose.

as Tankut Sinan Yılmaz

Pelin is left standing at the altar in a wedding dress that suddenly weighs a thousand kilos, humiliated in front of everyone she knows. As she tries to piece her dignity back together, a chance visit to a fortune teller delivers a bizarre prescription: the only way to heal her heartbreak is to find the man she once wronged and beg for his forgiveness. With nothing to lose, Pelin and her loyal band of friends embark on a chaotic hunt through her romantic history, unearthing ex‑boyfriends, almost‑boyfriends, and a trail of awkward memories she would rather forget. But as she gets closer to the mystery man, she begins to realise that revenge and redemption are two sides of the same coin — and that the person she truly needs to forgive might be staring back at her from the mirror. This fizzy romantic comedy serves up laughter, tears, and a reminder that the sweetest revenge is sometimes just learning to love yourself.