During the Sarikamis Battle, the Ottoman army runs out of ammunition and appeals to the people of Van for help, who happen to have supplies. However, the First World War is on and all men are fighting at four corners of the empire and therefore can not respond to to the appeal. The young children of Van want to do something...

Herman and Marie, a couple in their fifties, arrive in Istanbul to pick up the luggage of their deceased son. In his backpack. Herman discovers a logbook of their son's trip through Turkey. Herman decides to reconstruct his son's last journey, to see what he has seen. He drags along his wife into a, what he believes to be, cathartic venture.

Kirpi, the vengeful practical joker finally finds a match for his habit: Tahir Yaman. Prank and revenge loop of the duo will drag them to very complicated situations.

Aunt Ülfet, who is known for arranging marriages, is consumed with longing for her only son, Oğuz. Aunt Ülfet, who has even arranged marriages for birds flying in the neighborhood, has a major rival in Firdevs. Ülfet has also arranged a marriage for Firdevs' son, but Firdevs is dissatisfied with her son's marriage. That is why she harbors hostility toward Ülfet. Ülfet's son Oğuz returns to Turkey from Russia after years away on a long leave. Ülfet closes all the marriage files she currently has and wants to marry Oğuz off during this long leave. Firdevs, however, draws her battle axe and takes action to sabotage Ülfet's efforts. However, Oğuz has come back the same way he left Russia. Therefore, a fierce intelligence war has begun between Ülfet's supporters and Firdevs' supporters in the neighborhood. Oğuz, who divides the neighborhood, does not have a single heart.

Kulyas: The Price of the Curse tells the story of young people who are faced with the brutality of the Kulyas jinn tribe.

Three brothers living in Balat, one of Istanbul's old neighborhoods, each struggling to make ends meet in their own way: Gürkan, who earns a living as a taxi driver; Orhan, who runs a rice shop; and Duran, who is hopelessly in love. While continuing their daily struggles like everyone else and trying to resolve their ordinary problems, the lives of these three brothers are turned upside down by a triangle of murder, mafia, and kidnapping triggered by an accident that befalls them one day.

The story of a serial killer from Thrace. The film begins with two Trakyan farmers named Hayrettin and Hayati waking up one day in the basement of a village house. A voice recording from a serial killer who tells his victims, "You don't play the game this way, you play it that way," begins to subject our heroes to various games. Inspired by the Saw series and serving as a parody of it, the film is a blend of comedy and horror.

Orhan, who works as a funeral director at the municipality, is also responsible for the cemetery for the destitute. He wants to marry his girlfriend Serpil, but cannot afford to do so. Orhan's friend Rafet wants to dispose of a corpse and asks Orhan to bury it in the cemetery for the destitute in exchange for money. Orhan's conscience troubles him, but he thinks that with the money he will receive, he can marry Serpil, and reluctantly accepts the offer. However, during the burial, it is discovered that the man is not dead, and things get complicated.