Bora Karakul

A ruthless gangster dispenses justice according to his own code of honor.

At the surface, the city’s massive central bus terminal hums with the familiar chaos of noise, movement, and crowds. But as night falls, a darker, hidden world begins to stir beneath.Two veteran bus drivers guide a young attendant through his “first experience” — taking him to a clandestine brothel tucked away in the terminal’s underground levels. What begins as a seemingly ordinary night of pleasure slowly unravels into a gripping chain of events.

Fatih and Eda, who got married in secret, ask their friend Serhat to come to Adana and perform a fake wedding in front of their families. During Serhat's journey to Adana, accompanied by two of his friends, misfortunes begin when their car is stolen, and the trio finds themselves in an irreversible adventure.

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.

The events that begin with the reversal of roles between the women and men living in the town mark the start of a comedy. Now the women are the heads of the household, while the men are the nest-builders. Even women are going off to join the army. Even the mafia is now female. The situation of the men is worthy of newspaper headlines. Funny and comical situations will arise in the town centered around the relationship between women and men.

An introvert romancer delves into a reality check after he finds out that he was risen to the bait by his deceased former lover. He breaks up with his girlfriend and starts searching for answers.

Once a year a group of handicapped people are allowed to visit army barracks. There, they have the opportunity of feeling like and being real soldiers.