Overview: Flight 811, including Azra and Cengiz couple, who carry a $2 million worth of emerald to the auction in the United States, takes off from Istanbul to New York, while a suspicious death changes the fate of all passengers. In this tension-filled atmosphere taking place in a passenger plane over the Atlantic Ocean, all passengers become suspects and in the end all the pieces of the puzzle come together when the audience faces the shocking reality which is never expected. Bringing together award-winning actors of Turkish theater and popular faces of television and cinema, the production also has the distinction of being the first film shot in Turkey to take place entirely on an airplane.
Overview: Onur is sacked from his job as manager of a pharmaceutical company. He’s not too bothered about being unemployed, but the same cannot be said of his wife Bahar. Onur doesn’t listen to her and becomes indifferent not only to her anxieties but also to the world around him. He’d rather be surrounded by more zebras. A drama with dashes of absurd comedy about events that are no laughing matter: a personal crisis that impacts their marriage.
Overview: Where the Fire Burns is a road story. Ayse who unexpectedly gets sick is taken for an operation urgently. Her family shows a great solidarity for this operation to happen. During the operation, it is found out that the girl is fourteen weeks pregnant. After the successful operation Ayse doesn’t tell who the father of her baby is. The family who tried to ‘‘keep her alive” is now trying to ‘‘kill” her. Osman the father who takes the responsibility to kill her takes a trip with Ayse. While Osman is trying to find a way to poison his daughter, Ayse doesn’t know that she will be killed. This trip of father and daughter continues on getting to know each other and emotion of regret.
Overview: Berna, a theater artist, struggles for the sake of acting only for art at a time when popular culture is dominant. Meanwhile, during a visit to a museum on 'The First Women of History', she is very impressed by the hand-painted portrait of Afife Jale, the first Muslim Turkish actress to appear on stage.
