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Hayati is a beloved baker who bakes bread and other baked goods at his bakery, which he has named Hayatinin Yeri (The Place of Life). However, while leading an ordinary life in his father's legacy bakery, he gets into big trouble for refusing to pay protection money to the mafia. Just as guns start firing, the situation escalates further when his milk brother Utku intervenes. For Utku is a police officer conducting a special operation while keeping his identity hidden. Hayati takes over the operation to repay his debt to Utku, but it's only a matter of time before he messes up this highly confidential and delicate process!

The film, dedicated to all living Romanis, tells the story of what happened after a murder committed in a Romani neighborhood.

Mert, who has been studying and working in America for many years, returns to Istanbul to become the company's manager in Turkey. Here, he goes on a boat trip with his friend Bora and Bora's wife Aylin. During the trip, Mert's girlfriend Dilek joins them in Göcek. While the group is enjoying their vacation, one day Deniz (Berrak Tüzünataç), the daughter of one of Istanbul's wealthiest families, comes aboard their boat. Deniz's sarcastic and reckless attitude affects Mert. Until that day, Mert had always done what he was supposed to do, following the path his family had laid out for him. Now, he begins to question himself. To find out whether a handful of sea is truly the sea, he has a long journey ahead of him.

Ayaz and Melis are a couple who want to get married. However, Melis's father sets a condition: "Your older sister must get married first." Disturbed by this, Ayaz devises a plan. He makes a deal with his rogue and con artist friend, Emir. According to the agreement, Ayaz will pay off all of Emir's debts. In return, Emir will marry Asiye, Melis's older sister, a rebellious, wild, and feisty woman who doesn't let any man near her.

Several directors from countries of the region were invited to create stories taking place in and around the beautiful city of Istanbul, in the vein of “Paris, je t’aime” and “New York, I love you”. They come together to remind viewers that Istanbul’s history does not belong only to the people of Turkey.

Fahri Fırfır, a hotel owner blinded by greed, and his manager Şehnaz Şıkır want to expand their hotels by destroying the forests. A family defying them finds an unexpected ally: the mole team consisting of Boyo, Süslü, Kösteban, Köstepem, and Köstosun will do everything in their power to protect their forest.

Merve and Zafer meet by chance on the train from Istanbul to Mersin. Little to they know, they're both on the way to a blind date, organized by their families. They get off on the wrong foot, but do they get together?

The story of two contrasting characters, Orhan and Ali, whose paths cross in some way. Orhan is quite bold and fearless. He is a well-respected figure in the underground world who never leaves his money behind in the market and engages in loan sharking with the men he has gathered around him. In Orhan's life, women come and go. Ali, who has chosen a white-collar, straightforward life for himself, is quite shy and one day, while buying a ring for the woman he wants to marry, he finds himself in the middle of a robbery. When all kinds of troubles come upon him, he takes refuge in his brother, who engages in loan sharking in the underground world.

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Close friends Ferhat and Aslı realize that they need to be together after they are abandoned by their lovers. In the third year of their marriage, things are no longer going well. Ferhat tells Aslı that they are going on vacation and takes Aslı to a hotel for couples therapy, hoping to improve their relationship.