Ezgi Ay

Mashallah!

Pick an outfit. You need to get dressed and just go out. How difficult it could be? Check how much cleavage you have. Does it show your bra? Wear a nude one so that it won’t attract attention. Don’t give people the wrong idea. If your boobs show, cover it with a scarf . Just to be sure, use a safety pin so that the scarf doesn’t move. In fact, you don’t actually need the safety pin, just pin an evil eye bead. Now, that’s safe.

The School Bus

Nebahat, a teacher in her 20s, has just been appointed to a rural village school in Anatolia. She realizes that her students are struggling to arrive at school, hitchhiking tractors, using whatever means they can find. She asks the Ministry of Education for a shuttle, but without a driver, the vehicle is useless. So, she decides to be the bus driver for her students but there is a small problem.

A Hard Day in the Empire

An art department assistant desperately tries to make the director happy on a challenging day at the set of an Ottoman soap opera.

Take the Road

Samet, who works as a bouncer in a bar, left home after his father abandoned the family years ago. His mother started living with his brother Emre. After a long time, Samet returns home and tells his brother Emre that he has found their father’s whereabouts and suggests they go together to where their father lives. The two brothers embark on a journey to Konya to confront their past. The other protagonist of the story, Ayşe, leads an ordinary life with her banker husband and seven-year-old daughter Ceren. When her daughter starts school, her encounter with the school’s security guard changes their lives. A secret relationship begins between the two. While Ayşe continues this relationship without fear of being caught, things eventually change. The paths of the two protagonists, Samet and Ayşe, will intersect in an unexpected way.