The series remains a breath of fresh air in a summer season heavily populated by dejá vus.

“Cam Tavanlar” rises above other series with a story that features substantive themes, emotional intelligence, and meaningful communication between the leads.

The elaborate, fast-paced, and action-packed conclusion manages to tie most loose ends and deliver an extremely satisfactory first-season finale.

“Cam Tavanlar” was always going to be an unconventional summer series. Just how different, we soon found out from the very first scene of episode 1.

“Yeşilçam” will go down in Turkish TV history as one of the most progressive dizis of our time.

Amidst a complex historical backdrop and a cornucopia of erudite references, the intertwining tales of “Yeşilçam" are becoming increasingly fascinating.

In episodes 3 & 4. new characters appeared, existing ones developed, and the narrative took an unexpectedly complex and remarkably substantive turn.

This series has comedy, drama, action, rivalry, love, family, and history all wrapped up into a glamorous package, and features none other than Çağatay Ulusoy!

Set in the 1960s, "Yeşilçam" narrates the story of the golden era of Turkish cinema through the eyes of producer Semih Ateş, interpreted by Çağatay Ulusoy.

On the 10th anniversary of the series’ first broadcast, this article explores the reasons behind the extraordinarily enduring appeal of “Adını Feriha Koydum.”