Eda Teksöz

Ahmet, a filmmaker on Dostoyevsky's 'Crime and Punishment', sinks into depression, alienates loved ones, and abandons his film.

Once upon a time in a beautiful yet mysterious country, there lived three sisters named Türkan, Dönüş, and Derya. As a close-knit family, they would dream of a promising future every night. Perhaps such an upbringing, that was similar to a fairy tale on the pine-scented streets of Ayvalık, had not prepared them for the grim reality of adulthood. Over time, the sisters discover that life and the choices that are accompanied by it are not as easy as they seem. Inconceivable secrets can be hidden even by those who are trusted the most and horrific illnesses can lead to the resurrection of the past. This leads them to the question: Is there anything in the world that time cannot heal?

Azra's story begins like a fairytale, but her life quickly turns into a nightmare. As the daughter-in-law of the Karaaslan family, she lives a seemingly perfect life, but behind this splendor lurks dark secrets. Forced to pay a heavy price while trying to escape with her daughter, Azra finds only one way to reunite with her: to change her face and return to that house as someone else. On this journey, she meets the successful plastic surgeon Barış Saygıner, and on the operating table, he rewrites not only her face but also her destiny. However, the shadows of the past and an impossible love will be Azra's greatest test.