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Raziye and Kanber Hoca are siblings. Raziye is in love with Kamil, who lives in the same village, while Kanber is in love with Şerife. Kamil's mother Hatice does not approve of Raziye and Kamil's relationship, so she marries Kamil to Kanber's girlfriend Şerife. Raziye and Kanber cannot accept that their loved ones have been married off to each other, so they curse the entire village. To ensure that the curse continues, they make a deal with the Kulyas Jinns. However, Kamil and Raziye have already been together. Some time later, Kamil has daughters from both Şerife and Raziye. One night, Raziye swaps her daughter with the other girl to protect her. The swapped baby dies tragically. Şerife, believing it to be her own child, raises Raziye's baby.

Meltem is very happy with her daughter Beril in their two-story house with a garden outside the city. Beril plays in the garden and paints pictures in front of the fireplace at home. The only thing that prevents Beril from being completely happy is her longing for her father. When asked about her father, Meltem does not give complete answers. While Beril is having a good time, Meltem is having some issues with the house's longtime caretaker. The old man appears at odd times, speaks very little, and seems to be waiting for Meltem to do something. Meltem is quite disturbed by the man's behavior. On top of that, the shared nightmares that Beril and Meltem have begun to experience, along with the people Meltem sees and the voices she hears, have started to cast a shadow over their happiness. The mother and daughter are defenseless in the house. The caretaker may be the greatest threat to them. Additionally, an old gravestone by the pond in the garden holds its own mystery.

Turkish horror movie.

Pimps want to expand and conquer the world, by abiding the greats and oppressing the losers, but they lose their prostitute to some sailors.

Mert Turker, a young psychiatrist who has completed his medical education and expertise, is appointed to a hospital outside of a city in Anatolia. Mert Turker at an interesting point in terms of location, notices the various oddities of the patients, the patients and the working people. However, in the first days everything is going on in normal course.

Merve and Ozge are best friends but Ozge loves Ozan who is married with Merve. Ozge does dark magic stuff for killing Merve and being darling of Ozan. Semur (a kind of evil) come from dark to kill Merve.

Fazlı, who is known by everyone, including his family, as an inadequate and insignificant character, sees his routine life change when he buys a junk pickup truck. The staircase car, which we are accustomed to seeing only at airports and used for boarding and disembarking from planes, initially becomes a subject of ridicule when it arrives in the neighborhood. However, it transforms our hero's life as if by magic. The unfolding events turn a downtrodden man into a folk hero overnight.

Fikret, who runs an old barber shop inherited from his father, and Taner, a salesman trying to get rich quick, will see their lives completely transformed with the help of Rıza, Fikret's childhood friend who is visually impaired. The most ornate chair in the shop, which Fikret put up for sale to raise funds for his eye surgery, will become the most valuable piece in a shrine where hundreds of people pray and make wishes. Düzgün Söğüş, who is preparing for the elections to become the village headman, will do everything in his power to take advantage of this opportunity.

On his 18th birthday, wealthy but spoiled Ozgur(Ekin Koc) gets a surprise from his deceased grandfather's will. He has to leave his luxurious life in Istanbul and graduate from a public school in a small village on the Aegean coast. After falling for Elif(Neslihan Atagul), a secretive classmate, Ozgur begins to understand the importance of this tiny and seemingly trivial village.Adapted from the South Korean romantic drama, 'A Millionaire's First Love'.

“Hür Adam” or “Free Man” in English is the real-life story of a very influential Kurdish scholar in Turkey that had lived between 1877-1960, 'Said Nursi'. A writer, philosopher, and philanthropist, he compiled many books on Islam covering various themes of faith, brotherhood, and philanthropy and exploring the reasons behind societal weakness, poverty, ignorance, and divisions.