Kaan Sevi

The stories of love – and heartbreak – of various couples, from their memorable beginnings to their inevitable ends.

Özgür is a very wealthy restaurant owner and living a sloppy but happy go lucky life, and does not believe in love. Ezgi is now tired of wrong relationships and is determined to have a proper relationship and get married. Seeing that Ezgi is not successful in the relationship matters, Özgür begins to mentor her about relationships and gives her tactics to get the man she likes. Özgür and Ezgi also turn out to be neighbors.

5 kids are working for a dark man called 'Çatal'. They find a baby in a trash bin, and because of Mercan's motherly instincts, they decide to take care of the baby; named 'Gülayşe'. Çatal, the bad guy notices the baby, thus the chaos begins by hurting him and killing a woman accidentaly who was looking for the baby. Frightened kids decide to abandon their territory. Gülayşe, the baby, is the daughter of a wealthy family couple, Bahar and Hafız Eyüboğlu. Her uncle, the boss of Çatal, kidnaps his niece for his agenda. To protect Ali from this murder, the kids agree to tell strangers they are siblings. And, a new life opens its doors when they meet a guy in their own cafe.

Tarik Aksoy who once was a legend in basketball tries to make life work after his wife passing away. His daughters Melis and Zeynep

The film, which sets out with the theme of "humanity's test with the internet," tells the story of what happens in a prison where social media celebrities who have committed crimes, hackers, and those addicted to e-shopping, gaming, and virtual gambling are brought. The trailer, which begins with an accident scene, reveals what happens in the "Digital Crimes Prison" where internet addicts who have committed crimes are brought.

New high school grad and avid gamer Cenk is recruited to an intense esports team that trains for a tournament with a life-changing prize.

Alis, an Armenian woman in Turkey, returns to her summerhouse to find her surroundings gone. Urban change threatens her home. Haunted by childhood traumas, she resists, planting her plastic umbrella as a quiet yet firm defiance.