Uğur Yücel

as Hasan Bașkaya

Sandik Kokusu is an emotional Turkish family drama about motherhood, loss, and the pain of a child torn away by fate. The story follows a woman trapped in an abusive marriage who sends her young son to Istanbul in the hope that he will be safer and better cared for. But what begins as an act of protection turns into a devastating tragedy when the child disappears. Years later, after endless grief and unanswered questions, she finds him again, only to discover that he is living under a different name and surrounded by a life she no longer recognizes. Sandik Kokusu explores trauma, resilience, identity, and the unbreakable bond between a mother and her child.

as Cevdet Dağıstanlı

Ömer is a respected judge, a man whose entire identity is built on the principle that no one is above the law. His courtroom is a temple of order and reason. But one rainy night, his teenage son gets behind the wheel, and a tragic accident leaves a man dead. In a split second, Ömer’s world flips: the judge becomes the father of a suspect, and the law he has served his whole life suddenly feels like a trap designed to destroy his child. As he scrambles to protect his son, he is drawn into a moral labyrinth — tampering with evidence, lying to colleagues, betraying the very oath he swore. The investigating prosecutor is a woman who has idolised him for years, and her determination to find the truth places her on a collision course with the man she once called her mentor. A taut, heart‑wrenching thriller about the limits of justice and the terrifying question: how far would you go to save your child?

as Ayaz Kıran (Atmaca)

Two families in Istanbul are bound together by a secret so dark that revealing it would destroy everyone involved. When a young woman from one family and a man from the other fall in love, unaware of the history that links their bloodlines, they ignite a chain reaction that no one can stop. As the truth begins to surface — in whispered conversations, old photographs, and the haunted eyes of the people who know — the lovers are forced to choose between the families that raised them and a love that could either heal generations of pain or be crushed under its weight. “Nefes Nefese” — breathless — captures the urgency of a love that races against time, the suffocating grip of buried guilt, and the question of whether the children of a cursed history can ever truly breathe free.