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Simge, who was born and raised in Germany, had her grandfather cut off all ties with her because her mother did not marry a man from Gaziantep. Simge, who lost her parents in an accident, is now alone in Germany. The life of the young woman, who had been living alone for years, changes when she learns that her sick grandfather has decided to leave all his property to Simge on the condition that she marries someone from Gaziantep. Simge, who arrives in an unfamiliar city with great fear, is hosted by Hayri, the son of her grandfather's servant Ümmühan, and his family. As Simge begins to grow fond of the city, Hayri, who falls in love with her at first sight, rescues her from various misfortunes, causing Simge to fall in love with her hero. However, Hayri's mother, Ümmühan, does not want a bride who is unfamiliar with Gaziantep culture, forcing Simge to quickly learn this new culture.
The film tells the story of an old sailor and a young girl who takes refuge in his home. Harun is a retired sailor who lives alone in a remote coastal town. One night, a young girl named Güneş takes refuge in Harun's home. Güneş claims she was kidnapped for ransom and escaped, hiding here by chance. She wants to stay at Harun's house until the danger passes. However, when Harun decides to report the situation to the police, Güneş admits her story was a lie and reveals her true tale. Harun will struggle with whether to believe Güneş or not.
The story of a political prisoner who worked as a cotton picker after his release from prison, and a foreman who took a stand against him for fear that his interests would be jeopardized.
Durul is actually a solid, traditional, nationalistic, honest, brave, helpful young man who is the same on the inside as he is on the outside, but years ago, while trying to help a seriously injured stranger on the street, he ends up getting caught. By the time he served his sentence, he had missed his chance at education and never acquired a profession—in other words, he had "missed out on life." The only thing he learned inside was the "Code of Honor for Young Men." His name had become "The Killer," and he had already paid the price for it. Therefore, using this capital to survive in this world had become a necessity. If the powerful have taken control of the corners and the rules of the game are set, then at the intersections of those corners, they will inevitably encounter Deli Dumrul at the head of every bridge.
An ex-convict is forced to return to his days of thuggery after a bully begins to rule his neighborhood.
