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Burcu Biricik in Fatma

Fatma, Turkish drama makes a woman the serial murderer

Fatma, a new Netflix original from Turkey, is about a woman who commits murder almost without thinking about it as her life unravels and she revisits childhood traumas.

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Gail Mabalane in Unseen

Unseen review, a South African thriller

Unseen, a new South African thriller on Netflix, is based on the Turkish series Fatma, which I reviewed in 2021. When a desperate cleaning woman turns to murder her involvement goes unnoticed because no one pays any attention to cleaning

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Hazal Kaya in Midnight at the Pera Palace

Review: Midnight at the Pera Palace (Pera Palas’ta Gece Yarisi)

Midnight at the Pera Palace (Pera Palas’ta Gece Yarisi), from Turkey, is a time travel mystery with lots of plot twists. The mystery involved events just before the start of the Turkish war for independence.

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Gülizar Nisa Uray, Engin Altan Düzyatan, and Belçim Bilgin in My Father's Violin

Review: My Father’s Violin, family and music

The Turkish film My Father’s Violin (Babamin Kemani) is predictable but heartwarming and enjoyable. When a young girl’s father dies, she must get to know her uncle and find a new family. The film is on Netflix.

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Öykü Karayel in Ethos

Ethos (Bir Başkadır), a layered saga from Turkey

Ethos (Bir Başkadır) is an 8 part series from Turkey, streaming on Netflix. It’s the story of several interconnected people from various walks of life who live in Istanbul. It’s partly a love song to Turkey and the Turkish people,

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Mehmet Günsür and Beren Saat in The Gift (Atiye)

Review: The Gift (Atiye), season 2

The Gift (Atiye), season 2, is a mishmash of terrible writing, compelling actors, and incomprehensible storylines. I couldn’t look away, despite its flaws. I don’t understand how watching something so bad could be so engaging, but it is. This Turkish

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Tim Rozon and Alex McGregor in Vagrant Queen

Brain Dump: Vagrant Queen, Better Things, One Day at a Time, and Black Money Love

Let’s talk briefly about a few things. Specifically Vagrant Queen, Better Things, One Day at a Time and the Turkish series Black Money Love.

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