Furkan Andıç

Fatih and Kumru, a lawyer from different cities, team up for a case involving a cheating spouse. They spend 8 hours racing around Izmir gathering evidence, unexpectedly altering their plans and lives.

During the period of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a woman who reluctantly went to a gloomy Istanbul mansion as a bride, and the mysterious owner of the mansion, will go on a journey to the dark secrets of the past together.

When one of them is about to get hitched, five school buddies tackle a list of adventures before adulthood kicks in.

Marife, who lived alone in a mountain house in the Black Sea region for forty years, was abandoned by Ilyas, whom she had fallen in love with in her youth, due to an illness she contracted while making plans to marry him. This illness was a plan prepared by Yahya, who secretly loved Marife, to reveal Ilyas's true face. While Marife lost her beauty with the poisoned honey she was fed, Ilyas's love ended with that beauty. While Ilyas practically ran away from where he lived, Marife retreated into a furious seclusion. Forty years later, Ilyas's son Ateş brought his father's body to Trabzon. His father's will was to be buried in Marife's garden. However, Marife's response to this will was full of anger.

Rengin, a renowned investigative journalist, goes undercover and forms an unexpected connection with Zeyno, whose chaotic and free-spirited life contrasts sharply with her own. What begins as a professional assignment evolves into a deeply personal journey, blurring the lines between trust, identity, and control. As their bond intensifies, Rengin risks her career, reputation, and marriage while confronting hidden truths about herself.