Known for Acting
The film tells the story of two brothers who fall in love with the same woman. Isa grows up with his stepbrother Musa. Musa is in love with a woman named Maryam from the village and wants to marry her. However, he is forced to flee the village and go into hiding because of a crime he has committed. During that time, Isa marries Maryam. Years later, Musa returns. Isa, Musa, and Maryam will confront each other on a journey they embark on together.
Metin Mertoğlu is the son of a wealthy family. He falls in love with Selma. To win her over, he pretends to be a thief and gets himself into trouble.
Emrah, who comes from his village to study in the city, settles in a boarding house. He meets a girl who is studying at the university in the same boarding house, and they fall in love, but as always, problems arise between them.
Hasan, who lives with his family in Urfa, takes over his father's business. He then goes to Istanbul for work. There, he falls in love with a woman he meets. They spend time together. He then returns home. However, he cannot get her out of his mind. He leaves his family and returns to Istanbul. But Hasan's happiness will be short-lived.
The film tells the story of Adile, a day laborer.
The story of a cop who getting revenge from a mafia gang that killed his family.
A victim of a forced marriage who has stabbed her husband finishes her sentence. When she is released from the prison she starts working at a factory under harsh conditions. Soon a poet falls for her, and gives her a new hope in love.
The film depicts the story of a family immigrating from a village to Istanbul. There they meet with new people and have to struggle for life.
The adventures of a Far Eastern karate player who came to Istanbul in search of his father.
A revenge story of a man whose lover was blinded by his enemies and who was forced to shoot his own grandfather and was imprisoned.
Davut is in love with Zeynep, one of the beautiful girls of the village. However, Zeynep's heart is with Haydar Aga's son, Mustafa.
