A young woman moves with her husband and small child to her husband's family in Istanbul. Her son becomes ill and the doctor tells her that he will soon die if he doesn't get an operation. The family refuses to help her because they can't see anything wrong with the boy and all money is needed for a new shop they have just opened.

یک کشاورز تنباکو تلاش می کند با منحرف کردن جریان آب سه سمت زمینهای خود، کسب و کار رقبای خود را نابود کند و...

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Three poor friends who met in prison have been sent to on various offenses. These three friends do not want to get out when they are released. What are Abuzer, Haci and Arap going to do when they will be out? They have no one, no ...

Karaagac was a small village and Bayram had an ordinary life with his mother Irazca, wife Hatice and children in there until Haceli take a place front of his house to make a new building.

Along with rapid industrialization and growth of capitalism in Turkey during 1950s and 1960s, another fact emerged: that was migration from small towns to big cities, particularly to Istanbul. In this story, the family is composed of six people; parents, three sons and a daughter. After arriving at Istanbul with a dream of 'conquering' the city and possibility of reaching a high standard of living, they experience a tragic collapse. Written by yusufpiskin

Yazi Tura is the film of two stories taking place in 1999. Stories of two young men... One is Ridvan the Devil, a young football player from Central Anatolia, Cappadocia / Goreme, and the Cevher the Ghost, a young man who is living with his father in Istanbul. Both went to the army together, and fought in the Eastern Anatolia.

In the last years of the Ottoman Empire, a poor little Thrace town named Saripinar is hit by a minor earthquake which has neither destroyed nor left it with many casualties. However, a telegraph sent to the central government exaggerates the situation and mentions that the governor of the town has been severely wounded, making the event a nationwide matter. Written by baddah

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