Yunus Emre Yıldırımer

A team of elite agents within Turkey's National Intelligence Organisation are recruited for covert operations — on the condition that the outside world believes they are dead. Led by veteran officer Mete Bey, the shadow team carries out high-stakes missions at home and abroad, battling terrorist networks and foreign threats to national security. Drawn from real events, it's Turkey's answer to the spy thriller genre — patriotic, action-packed and relentlessly tense.

The series tells the life of Hizir Çakırbeyli. A mob boss who entered the realm of the mafia at a young age.

A Turkish mortician in his 30s, Baki is an introverted man content with his isolation from society. However, when he comes up against death at close range, a troubling question strikes him: who would wash his body after he dies? This realization pushes him to venture out into the world, hoping to connect with people and perhaps even find a spouse. Yet, his life-changing decision proves difficult to go through with, leading to a series of awkwardly humorous and sometimes bizarre situations.

The main character is a girl who lives in the suburbs of Istanbul. All her thoughts together about how to get out of poverty and miserable life and enter the socialite. Girl walking ...

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What does anchoring in the port of the past, walking back to the future change or not? Throughout history, humanity has been experiencing the ebb and flow of these two problems. Some people combine their limited will with a transcendent will, while others overflow their cups and rain stones on their fate.

Growing up in a house where her brothers are considered more valuable, İlhan decides to have a child when she learns that she is about to enter menopause. He just broke up with his boyfriend. Psychology graduate student makes a deal with Mustafa for money and becomes pregnant. İlhan and Mustafa decide to spend the pregnancy process in the village house of Mustafa's family. İlhan is distant to himself and everyone else. Meanwhile, a deaf and dumb, five-year-old Zel, who lives in the village, loses her grandmother, his only being. The little girl, who does not communicate with anyone, suddenly becomes attached to her when she smells the daffodils collected by her grandmother in Ilhan. What Zel can tell without words will open Ilhan's heart.

Based on a real life story of sufi dervish Somuncu Baba, who lived in Aksaray in Turkey.

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A stubborn, grumpy, difficult, harsh grandfather who produces the world's best honey with his hard-working bees and huge dog, and a stubborn, angry, sulky grandmother who makes the world's best butter with her cute goats and kids, and a little girl who believes in love, angels, and goodness, but cannot find a warm home to call her own. The little girl, who stands firm against the harsh winds blowing between the grandfather and grandmother, and her friend Ömer—as small as she is but renowned on the plateau for his intelligence, strength, and diligence—will take the audience on a journey to a brand-new fairy tale and adventure, transporting them back to their long-lost childhood years.

'Selam' is a Turkish movie that tells the impressive stories of three Turkish teachers who are idealists working at schools opened by Turkish entrepreneurs on three different continents and in three different countries: Afghanistan, Senegal, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This story is based on true events that has been in progress for more than 20 years in which a number of young people in love of peace and humanity leave their countries to teach, help and live in countries they have never heard of before. This is the story of people who live for their ideals and other people before themselves, and who leave their families, loves, friends, countries behind. They set on this pet just with the inspiration of the words which said "A couple of eyes are waiting for you here, but thousands of eyes are waiting in faraway lands." They had sacrifice and kindness in their bags, love in their hearts and a smiling Selam (greetings) in their tongues. - Written by Akif Okumus