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A phone call to Izmir while she and Ege are living together in France turns their lives upside down. The caller claims to be Izmir's recently deceased mother.

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Nazlı is a poor, single and young mother who lives with her son Memo. Memo's powerful and rich uncle Demir takes action when he learns that his deceased brother has a son. When he finds out about Nazlı's profession, he starts a big war to get Memo. Nazlı, who finds herself in this struggle, has a bigger secret.

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Would you fall in love with a person whose voice you haven't heard for months, whose face you haven't touched, you can't smell, you don't even have the chance to pass by the same street, you can't even be in the same photo, who is miles away from you, even by seas, islands and cities?

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A passionate romance evolves between a university faculty and a graduate student, but there's more to their relationship than meets the eye.

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Naz who is a paediatrician loses her baby during pregnancy. Even though her husband wants another baby, she refuses to go through the same thing all over again. She goes to Italy for a conference and meets Ali Nejat there.

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Nisantasi is a classy Istanbul residential district. Its inhabitants may be rich and beautiful but they are not necessarily happy. This is the case for 52-year-old architect Can and his wife Ela, an artist who is already past her creative prime. Their daughter Nil has left home to study in Ankara. Left to their own devices, the couple realise that their passion for each other is not what it once was. Nonetheless they both feel secure in the safe harbour of a marriage which places no demands for critical questions or complex explanations. One day, Ela happens to overhear her husband talking on the phone. (Berlinale.de)

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Turkey's series about the events experienced in the 1980s

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