Şerif Sezer

A heartwarming story set in the village of Kars… Two lovely village children named Alma and Tavshan. A Molakan, Mishka, who migrated from Russia when he was a child with his family. Mishka’s childhood sweetheart, angry, irritated old woman Popouch, whom he never got together with… Despite Mishka’s loneliness, Popouch’s crowded, cheerful, and bouncy family… It is as funny as Mishka, who grew up with Russian culture and the sight of the cows tied to the leg of the piano he quietly introduced into the village life. “PIANO GIRL” is a funny, naive, and sincere movie from our past and from within ourselves, which we have been missing for a long time.

An interior architect recovering from a traumatic car accident spends time with a healer woman and the people of a village.

Francesco and Marta are married, and they run a small design company in Rome. When Francesco's long forgotten aunt, Anita, dies in Istanbul, he travels there to look after the sale of the hamam he inherited. There, he meets the family who runs the hamam, gets attracted to one of them and to the whole Turkish atmosphere, and so he decides not to sell the hamam.