It tells the story of the workers of the Imalat-i Harbiye, who formed a team in 1910 and started playing football in a league under the control of the French.

A young actor's perfect life takes a madcap turn when she agrees to star in a commercial — and suddenly gets transported to her character's world.

Turkish comedy directed by Murat Senoy.

Ramadan traditions are recounted through the stories of grandparents and grandchildren.

Unable to get their lives in order, the two brothers want to be by their father's side in his final moments.

Serhat and Engin completed their education in Istanbul and returned to their village, but they are neither completely urban nor completely rural; they are two confused cousins caught in between. Tired of village life after a short time, the pair decide to set off for Izmir after a friend tells them, "This is where real life is." How difficult could life in the city be?

This fast paced farce begins with an apparently innocuous request from a village elder to take a recently deceased man to his home village for proper burial. Salim, the simple village man on which this request is bestowed, is afraid of death and by extension dead people, but he reluctantly agrees to take the dead man in his truck in order to incur good-will.

Masal has been in love with her boss's handsome son Akın for years, but Akın is unaware of her feelings. Akın starting to date Cansın, the company's most successful woman, is also a challenge for Masal.