Laz Kit

Burdened by troubles and caught between cultures, Riza takes a job as a mall Santa and finds that real life may not be so different from make believe.

1960s Turkey countryside. A newly assigned teacher finds out that the solitary village is missing a school. He gets fond of the village people and especially a disabled man. The teacher helps the village to build a new school and educate the children and the disabled man.

The story takes place in the small town of Hakkari in Turkey at the beginning of the '70s. The time has come to bring technology to that small town. The first Television (called Visiontele by the citizens) arrives and the chaos begins.

Gurbuz, a crook in Istanbul's Balat district attempts to defraud a mob leader nicknamed Yellow Kenan and his men and gets killed. But he’s going to be resurrected like Frankenstein, one of the most popular horror figures in horror movies.

The Pelesenk family lives a modest life in Istanbul. The youngest daughter, Gizem, graduated at the top of her class and has applied to various companies for jobs. The father, Şenol, opened a small electrical shop with his son Sertaç after retiring, even though he didn't understand much about the business. As a result of an email received by Gizem, the family will embark on a journey. The email came from a company in Izmir. Since Gizem couldn't find a ticket to Izmir under any circumstances, Şenol says he will take the family on the road and also take his daughter to the job interview. And the family sets off on the road shortly, but they will encounter unexpected comical incidents along the way.

Selo has been working as a caretaker at the Private Emereminal Place Hospital, opened by the Cemal emissary. Cemal brings a manager from Germany to the hospital. Mrs. Ingrid from Germany applies German discipline.

Kasım, an elderly man with a missing ear, is accused of killing his son-in-law. The police team is in for a long and rather interesting interrogation. For Kasım claims that his son-in-law was taken away by someone from the planet Anunnaki. As these claims are supported by certain developments, the interrogation becomes increasingly complex. Has Kasım truly eliminated his son-in-law, whom he disliked, or has everything unfolded as he described?

The film depicts a world in which Atatürk never became leader, the War of Independence never took place, and the Ottoman Republic continues to exist in a form adapted to the present day. The continuation of the Ottoman Republic instead of the Republic of Turkey, Ankara not being the capital, signs and license plates being in both Turkish and Arabic, and the sultan wearing a suit under his caftan are some of the tragicomic situations that make up the film's story.

Niyazi makes a living as a thief. Living in a small Aegean town with his brother Hasan and mother Gülizar, Niyazi also drives children around in a classic car at circumcision ceremonies. His brother spends his time gambling and trying to make his girlfriend Gözde happy. One night, unexpectedly, the arrival of Azrael completely changes Niyazi's life. By convincing Azrael, who has come to take his life, to play backgammon with him, Niyazi manages to extend his life by a week by winning the game. Niyazi has a short time left, and he wants to leave a mark on life before he dies. Meanwhile, an unexpected love story begins between Azrael and Gülizar.

Little Danny's best friend is Max, the dog belonging to Mrs. Annie, a very wealthy old lady. But her nephew, Burhan, envies her fortune and decides to kidnap her in the hope of taking control of the family business. With Max's help, Danny sets out to find the dog's owner and try to foil the terrible Burhan's plans.

Mehmet Usta, who is trying to keep his father's ice cream shop in Kahramanmaraş afloat, is getting older. He has pinned all his hopes on his son Mert, who has completed his education in Istanbul, to continue the family business. Mert is a dreamer who grew up influenced by his grandfather's stories. His goal is to turn Maraş ice cream into a global brand, as his grandfather had told him. On the other hand, he also wants to marry his childhood sweetheart Mine and start a family. To achieve this, he and his friend Max, who works as an extra on film sets in Istanbul, travel to Kahramanmaraş to make their dreams come true. However, in Kahramanmaraş, they are met with entirely different surprises.

Pandemic outbreaks are rampant around the world. A pandemic has been declared, and masks are nowhere to be found. What's more, some factories are hoarding supplies. Rahmi, a neighborhood resident, is so inspired by La Casa De Papel that he forms a nine-person amateur team of local shopkeepers and decides to rob a mask factory. But things will not go as planned.

Osman, who dreams of becoming a columnist for a local newspaper, embarks on various adventures when his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun show up unannounced. The film, which sets out with the theme "Love Knows No Boundaries!", tells the story of Osman, who stutters, in a style that is sometimes sad and sometimes funny. The film focuses on Osman, who has dedicated his life to becoming a columnist for a newspaper, and how his life changes after he leaves home to work at the newspaper, accompanied by his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun.

Hakkı is a famous and quite wealthy businessman. Despite having many tourist facilities and a yacht, Hakkı never refuses his wife Makbule’s desire to go on vacation to different places. He arranges a beautiful hotel reservation for their desired holiday. From the moment they enter the hotel, all eyes are on the flashy couple. Hakkı, who tries to criticize those around him, eventually realizes that his wife is no longer by his side. He starts searching for his wife around the hotel but can’t find her…

One of the biggest fears of the famous presenter Halim is to start a home and have children. When Melek, who has four children, enters Halim's life, things get complicated.

This time, the team we see with Ada is adapting to the conditions of an island while enjoying the sea and sun, setting sail for new adventures. While struggling to survive on the island where they will stay for a certain period of time, things start to get complicated with the addition of mysterious and even scary characters to the comical events they experience.

Tas (Rock) is a film that presents a cross-section of the life of a family living a hard life in the countryside. It is a touch of sadness in the life of people living in nature- even as a part of it. And that life is nothing more than the waiting of a woman and man who lost their son. After waiting for many years, the family tries to get rid of the uncertainty by believing that the wounded man they found at the door is Selim (Ahmet Varli), their son.

Mother Elif is known to be philanthropic and wise. She shares deep spiritual values such as love, peace, equality, sharing, tolerance, and compassion with all life she comes into contact with. This film shows her eventful life.

Two friends run a gun-selling business in Australia. When one kills the other’s girlfriend and flees to Turkey, the betrayed friend sets out to take revenge. A tale of love, betrayal and revenge in Australia and Turkey.

Bulut and Mavi fell in love the moment they first saw each other. However, no one has the courage to speak of this love. The ups and downs, love-filled, heartwarming story of two lovers who are unaware of each other.

When Adil is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, an important secret he has been hiding for years will be soon revealed. For Serap, who got pregnant from her extra-marital affair, her father's illness is just the beginning of hard times.

Araf and Enes think that their lives will change completely when their father passes away. However, Enes's wife is unhappy about the inheritance from her father being divided in two. Her only concern is to get rid of Araf. Being extremely devoted to magic and supernatural powers, she begins to make plans in this direction. It is not very difficult to convince Enes. A powerful spell is cast to drive Araf mad. This spell causes Araf to lose his mind under the influence of the dreams he sees.

In this film, which takes a critical look at the period when Saddam Hussein, the former leader of Iraq who was brutally executed in recent years, was in power, director Gani Rüzgar Şavata's message is: "If soldiers are not robots, if they have become pawns for the supporters of imperialism, Zionism, and fascism, if they do not even recognize the thin line between life and death for people searching for their own identity, then these are Saddam's Soldiers." It is the era of Saddam Hussein in northern Iraq. Many raids are carried out on Peshmerga villages, and torture and suffering are rampant. Despite everything, an unstoppable love quietly blossoms, grows, and strives to survive.