** This program includes a pre-recorded Q&amp;A with director Ümit Ünal! **

As teenagers, Eren and Reyhan are bound by a forbidden love affair. Eren is the daughter of a powerful member of parliament, while Reyhan’s father is the keeper in Eren’s family summer house on the Istanbul island of Büyükada. When their relationship is discovered, Eren's family forces their separation by sending Reyhan and her father away from the island and Eren to a boarding school in Europe. Two decades later, Reyhan is back on the island, living with a younger man. A glimpse of Reyhan on social media inspires Eren to leave Europe, track her down, and pledge her undying love in a bid to restore what they lost. Reunited, they return to their memories together and attempt to make sense of the years and distance that have grown between them, and the possibility that an old love spell might have something to do with their connection.

Love, Spells and All That (Aşk, Büyü, vs.)

Reunited 20 years after the end of their ill-fated love affair, two women embark on a day-long journey around the charming island of Büyükada to make sense of the years and distance that have grown between them, and the possibility that an old love spell might have something to do with their connection.

Pre-recorded Q&amp;A with director Ümit Ünal!

Love, Spells and All That (Aşk, Büyü, vs.) Q&A

Pre-recorded Q&A with director Ümit Ünal!

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