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Fifteen of july 2016. That night, heroes proved that they exist. In that very night, Turkish nation stood up against traitors. Enemies of the state were brutally beaten by the Turkish nation. This is a story of betrayal, a heinous coup and a nation fighting for her freedom.
Vefa Sultan immerses audiences in the spiritual heart of the Ottoman Empire, portraying the devoted life of Muslihuddin Mustafa—revered as one of Istanbul’s spiritual sultans. Through its rich atmosphere, the production vividly recreates the era’s social and cultural fabric, offering a captivating glimpse into the world of faith and tradition.
When his father, who went to Russia for work, could not send money home for a long time, Ahmet starts to work out the school at a mini-market in the luxury site, near the shanty neighbourhood here they live. Falling in love with his classmate Kezban, Ahmet decides to learn how to play basketball when he finds her interest in Erhan, who came to school one day with basketball quipments and clothes. However, there is an important problem to solve; there is no basketball spot in their neighbourhood where they can play basketball. Ahmet tries to find a way to overcome this barrier.
One evening, Uncle Müşfik leaves home to attend a party with his friends, which leads to an adventure unlike anything the puppets have ever experienced before. Two thieves named Behçet and Riko break into the house, thinking that Müşfik is not home. However, Müşfik has entrusted the mansion to the puppets before leaving. The puppets begin to defend the mansion against Behçet and Riko. When Behçet and Riko see the living, walking, talking puppets, they are stunned. Thinking they can make a good profit from the puppets, they forget everything else and try to capture them. What they don't know is that the puppets are no easy prey.
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