Asiye Dinçsoy

Nesrin and Hatun are two Kurdish cleaning women living in Istanbul. While Nesrin tries to survive with her little daughter in the big city, trying to understand why her husband left her, Hatun dreams of buying a house in the districts where she goes to clean.

After exposing human rights abuses in a Turkish prison, the journalists at the first Kurdish newspaper become the target of ruthless government intimidation.

A News Channel employee Hasret, has been seeing the same nightmare for some time. Through recurring nightmares, a question creeps into her mind: Is it possible that her parents were not killed in a traffic accident twenty years ago but have died in some other, horrific way?

They met at her wedding with another man and fell in love. But to stay together, they must defy tradition — and the bride's family.

Recep Ivedik goes through a number of adventures once again in the sequel. His grandmother, who is as hirsute as he is and loves to play PlayStation, wants him to find a job, start a family, and become a respected member of the community. If he doesn't, he won't inherit his grandmother's only possession: a mysterious chest. To fulfill his grandmother's desires, Recep once again stumbles from one adventure to the next, until he is actually holding the chest in his hand. It contains something totally unexpected.