Meltem Gülenç

as Mahbube

On a remote island in the Aegean, where the sea keeps secrets as well as any locked drawer, a childhood promise becomes the thread that binds a group of people across decades of love, loss, and bloodshed. Ada Masalı — the island of tales — is home to families who have protected their roots with ferocity, sometimes destroying themselves and everyone around them in the process. At the centre of the storm is a love so impossible it has become legend, a love for children that transcends death, and a code of honour that demands everything. Those who have been pulled back from the brink of death carry the scars of their survival into new battles, while the island itself watches, patient and eternal. “Şeref Sözü” — word of honour — explores what it means to keep a promise when every circumstance conspires to make you break it, and whether redemption can be found in the very places where we lost ourselves.

as Hanife Candan

Melike Candan was once a shining star of 1980s Turkish cinema, her face on posters, her name whispered with adoration. Today she scrubs toilets in a dingy bar, the spotlight a distant memory buried under decades of bad luck, worse decisions, and a world that forgot her the moment a younger face appeared. Gökçe Yücel is a young woman burning with ambition, convinced that fame and fortune are just around the corner if she can only catch a break. When these two women from opposite ends of the dream collide in that grimy bar, an unlikely friendship sparks — one that forces Melike to confront the ruins of her past and challenges Gökçe to question what she is really chasing. “Bir Deli Rüzgar” — a crazy wind — is a bittersweet drama about fame’s fickle nature, the women it discards, and the unexpected gift of finding a kindred spirit in the wreckage.

as Fitnat

A father abandoned by his wife is left to raise three daughters on his own, with no roadmap and no safety net. Each daughter is navigating her own turbulent journey into womanhood — first love, academic pressure, the cruelty of peers — while he struggles to be both mother and father, disciplinarian and soft place to land. Financial hardship, societal judgment, and his own loneliness press in from all sides, but he refuses to let his girls become another casualty of a broken home. “Kızlarım İçin” — for my daughters — is a tender, realistic family drama about the extraordinary lengths a parent will go to protect his children’s futures, and the unexpected ways that a family forged in crisis can become stronger than one built on ease.

as Rana Mertoğlu

After raising three daughters alone, 35‑year‑old Güneş finally says yes to a wealthy Istanbul businessman’s proposal — and parachutes her chaotic, strong‑willed girls into his polished family’s life. Beneath the mansion’s perfect surface, long‑buried scandals begin to crack open, forcing everyone to confront the truth that no family is as flawless as it pretends to be.