Muhammed Cangören

Riza's truck has broken down in Istanbul. He has to work to pay his debts but he has no money for the cost of repairing the crankshaft. Holed up in a miserable hostel, we suddenly see him living as if in a third world country rather than a thriving metropolis. Other residents are similarly trapped in a life from which they desperately need an exit. (imdb comments)

Miska and his family immigrates after Russia takes over Turkey. they move to the state of Kars, where he meets and falls in love with Pabuc. Years pass, and Pabuc has become the crazy-old lady of the village, and Miska has lost all of his family. Nobody but Miska understands why she acts so cranky and mad. later on we see what it takes to bring these two together again.

The film tells the story of an American professor, Ciano Depp, who learns the secrets of Ottoman Sultan Abdulhamid II about crude oil. The professor comes to Istanbul and begins to work hard to find the sultan's mysterious chest, kept in the depot of the Topkapi Palace Museum. (imdb)

Azra, Emir, Ahmet are three siblings who were born and raised in Istanbul, their family originally from Afghanistan. After their mother's death, Azra who regrets about her weakness of family bounds, doesn't hesitate about making her mother's last wish come true and she decides to take a dangerous journey to bury her mother in Afghanistan despite all the objections of her brother Emir... (imdb)

This is a story built on the six degrees of separation rule which took place in just One Night in Istanbul.

In 1990's, birth control comes to a village in the Eastern part of Turkey. The villagers, who are not aware of technology, believe that they have actually put microphones inside women so that the government can listen to them.

It follows a man as he gets an epiphany in a repair shop and ends up becoming a mechanic's apprentice.

After losing his wealthy father, young Yesil challenges fate and befriends famous footballer Yasin, finding hope. (imdb)

A story about honesty, adapted from Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar's story of the same name.