Netflix has unveiled four new Turkish original series and a feature film commissioned and presented at a local event by Pelin Diştaş, the streaming giant’s director of original content for Tu…
Diştaş during the presentation said that Netflix has now produced “more than thirty original series and films in Turkey, making room for new and diverse stories.”
–”Asaf,” a series created and directed by Özgür Önurme about an ordinary Uber driver with strong moral values trying to find a way to get his life back on track after his separation with his wife and son. – “Ash.” This feature film directed by Erdem Tepegöz depicts the story of a wealthy, married woman falling in love with a mysterious carpenter, which will lead to many conflicts.
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