Aylin, a business student who dreams of becoming an actress, wants to land the role of a concubine in an Ottoman TV series. Frida rehearses her unfinished play on the streets. Famous actress Lale struggles to keep her theater afloat. The paths of the three women cross in Istanbul at Lale's course.

Summer 1985, Istanbul. Hakan and Gaye want to give back a music tape to their friend Selen before they leave. Things won't go as planned.

During the period of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a woman who reluctantly went to a gloomy Istanbul mansion as a bride, and the mysterious owner of the mansion, will go on a journey to the dark secrets of the past together.

Playing rock covers in Ankara pubs for some time, Tamer is now determined to become a respected musician with his own compositions. He leaves everything behind to take lessons from the legendary rock musician Engin Yaman, who's been in seclusion in İzmir. Tamer has to face his desire for success, along with his fears, weaknesses and his haunting dreams. Gypsy drummer Tahir, Engin Yaman's "unfettered" daughter İpek, hippie bar owner Mickey, single mother Tuğba and even Pink Floyd's Roger Waters accompany him on his journey.

Facing imminent eviction, an idealistic young photographer and her hapless roommate attempt to sell her work to galleries for the first time, embarking on a bumpy journey through the collapsing art market of Istanbul.

Having a bad day and drunk, Ece meets Tahsin at a bar. He has come to Ankara for a few days for business. Ece invide him to her house which is located out of city, in a suburban area. Tahsin wakes up early the next day. As a surprise he wants to buy fresh croissants. He goes out and wanders around a lot. Finally he finds some fresh croissant. However, he cannot find Ece's house and getting lost among very similar, wide streets and high buildings.

When a marriage proposal is shattered by an anti-Arab attack at a Syrian-owned restaurant, Remainders explores Arab resentment in Turkey through a couple's relationship pushed to its breaking point.