Arzu Suriçi

The life of writer Demet Işıklıgil, who is in the process of divorcing her husband, becomes even more difficult when her latest book is withdrawn from publication. Going through a very difficult time, Işıklıgil takes her psychologist's advice and moves away from the city to a quiet place, but she is not alone there either.

Deniz and Duru, two girls in high school react strongly when the teacher warns Deniz for having a masculine haircut. Now, they have to face the consequences.

Failed magician Iskender decides to do a tour to save his career, but has to bring his grumpy and senile father along. The tour is quite unexpectedly interrupted when a bride actually disappears from the stage.

Nurse Fatma, believing that her daughter who drowned in the lake is not dead but asleep, digs her up from her grave after a while and brings her home. The woman, who has lost her sanity, eventually commits suicide by hanging herself. A man undergoing treatment for sleep disorders and having lost most of his memory begins to see this event, which took place years ago, in his nightmares. Why is he seeing these events, even though he has no connection to them? And he begins to investigate this event that took place years ago.

Nazmiye, who is struggling to make ends meet with her three young children and juggling multiple jobs, receives an unexpected offer that changes her entire life.

A woman hits a dog with her car in the middle of damn nowhere. Unhappily she cannot drive off. Her teenage son refuses to get into car if she doesn't euthanize the dog moaning in his agony.

Two friends rob the grave of a man who was the owner of a cursed fortune.

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.