Netflix Unveils Turkish Slate Headlined by Series Adaptation of Nobel Prize-Winning Author Orhan Pamuk’s ‘The Museum of Innocence’

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• Their romance unfolds over a decade against the backdrop of the changing city, after which he spends the rest of his life creating a museum in her memory that contains “his beloved’s earrings, her hair clips, and even her discarded cigarette butts,” as the synopsis puts it. Directed by Zeynep Günay, “Museum of Innocence” is written by Ertan Kurtulan and produced by Turkish TV Powerhouse Ay Yapım known for International Emmy-winning series “Endless Love,” and also “Fatmagul,” “Ezel” and “Forbidden Love,” among other global hit series.
• Related Stories Jason Statham's 'Shelter' Movie Launches Fortnite Game Ahead of Theatrical Release Other standout titles in Netflix’s new Turkish that have not been previously announced comprise: Popular on Variety — “Seni Tanıyorum,” a series written by Tuğba Doğan (“Hepimiz Birimiz Için”), directed by Mert Baykal (“Hot Skull”) and produced by Bonbon Studios.
• “After taking a break from painting following childbirth, Funda finds the nanny she has been searching for,” reads the synopsis.
• “But the mystery and unsettling nature of Nazlı begins to change the lives of Funda and her husband İlker forever.
• What starts as a simple encounter turns into a long-running game in which each of them is tested in their loyalty and desires.” — “Sonra Gözler Görür,” a series penned by Ece Yörenç (“Fallen Leaves,” “Forbidden Love”), directed by  Bertan Başaran (“Shahmaran”) and produced by Ay Yapim.