Anta Toros

Yeditepe Istanbul

When Olcay's husband commits suicide and leaves a huge debt behind, Olcay and her teenage daughter, Duru, are forced to move to a slum in Istanbul. They find themselves financially dependent on Olcay's only remaining friend, so Olcay starts to look for a job. Without any degree or experience, she tries to survive doing all sorts of odd jobs. Meanwhile, her neighbors, who are completely different from the people in Olcay's old world, begin to get to like the mother and daughter. Some even fall in love.

Patron Kim

Zirvedekiler

The Bitter Life

A story of love lost to poverty. Life stopped during the airtime of the series. Mehmet and Nermin are desperately in love with each other.

Serseri

Bay Kamber

Çocuklar Duymasın

Hayvan

Barış is a young man who grows up far from his mother's love under his father's pressure. His life takes a completely different turn with the love of a foreign woman and the support of a sportsman. Barış tries to find himself by embracing the sport of boxing.

Mezarcı

Ejder specialized in gravedigging in Germany, where he went to work in order to build a new life. He earns his living through this profession. However, Ejder's life in Germany is shaken by the death of his father. Upon returning to his hometown of Dalaman Şerefler Village, Ejder encounters the million-dollar living spaces created by both locals and foreigners in the village and decides to use his expertise in funeral services to make money. Guided by the philosophy that "a lion is known by its lair," Ejder sets out to offer the deceased wealthy individuals a resting place under olive trees, symbolizing immortality, instead of the village cemetery. As Ejder begins designing personalized graves with the slogan, "Horizontal burial—something that will be with you even after death," his business starts to thrive. However, the traumatic story of Bektaş, who recently settled in the town, will deeply affect Ejder...

Yer Çekimli Aşklar: Sır

Adapted from the stories "Come on" and "Ash Birds" from Onat Kutlar's book "Ishak". A story with themes of love, death and fear.