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‘We Can’t Meet in Istanbul, So We’ll Definitely Run into Each Other in Cannes!’
In Cannes, where we follow the global journey of our stories with Episode Magazine, the Episode Talks microphone brought together new projects, familiar faces, and the excitement of the next…
‘Salted Love’ Review: How Do You Take Your Coffee?
Eda Akça reviewed Calinos Entertainment's series Salted Love. Do the shapes that appear in a coffee cup reveal the future, or do we simply see at the bottom of the…
What MIPJUNIOR 2026 Left Us With: The Screens Shaping Children’s World
Have we ever stopped to think about what lies behind the colourful worlds our children encounter when we turn on the television or open a digital platform? Children’s, youth and…
2026’s Standout Book Adaptations: Films and TV Series to Watch
For our MIPCOM 2026 issue, Orçun Onat Demiröz takes a look at 2026's standout book adaptations. We have entered the final quarter of 2026, and it has to be said…
Analysis: 2026 Box Office Trends in Global Markets
For our MIPCOM 2026 issue, Semih Zaim takes a look at 2026's box office trends. The global theatrical market entered 2026 with a familiar question: could cinemas sustain the recovery…
Gaming’s Second Life: Why Video Game IP Is Becoming TV and Film’s Next Gold Rush
For our MIPCOM 2026 issue, Burcu Asena Şahin Gençoğlu breaks down the potential of gaming IP. For years, “video game adaptation” was almost a warning label. Hollywood had no shortage…
GoTürkiye: This Time Türkiye Takes Center Stage
Yasemin Şefik looked at GoTürkiye series for our August issue. GoTürkiye mini-series describes Türkiye from Istanbul to Antalya, from Cappadocia to Bodrum and Göcek, through stories. To top it off,…
Hande Erçel: Beyond the Visible
Cengizhan Özcan looked at Hande Erçel for our August issue. Everyone knows Hande Erçel. But between knowing and recognizing, there is still quite a long distance. What is familiar to…
TV Shows Cancelled or Ending in 2026: The Series Saying Goodbye This Year
2026 has brought plenty of new titles to television and streaming, but it has also marked the end of the road for a growing number of TV series. From shows…
Is Nostalgia Enough on Its Own? The Secret Behind the Success of ‘Elle’
Su Karacan examines the success of Elle, streaming on Prime Video. We spoke with Lexi Minetree and Tom Everett Scott. The iconic films of the 2000s not only represented the…
‘No Good Men’: Are There Any Good Men?
Eda Akça explores No Good Men, available on MUBI. A single question asked in a street interview in Afghanistan stays in your mind for two hours: “Are there any good…
Turkish TV: Which Toxic Family Is Yours?
Sevtap Tuzcu analyzes the toxic families in Turkish TV. How a pop song became a diagnosis and why our love stories keep sounding like our childhood homes. Once upon a…
‘Voicemails for Isabelle’: How Many Voice Messages Does It Take to Fall in Love?
Eda Akça explores modern love through Netflix’s new romantic comedy Voicemails for Isabelle. We live in an age where we can send our voices to anyone, anywhere, at any moment.…
‘X-Men ’97’: Marvel Raises the Stakes This Time
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Enes Taştan reviews X-Men ’97. Ask any “geek” of a certain age this question: What was your favorite era of X-Men? Chances are,…
‘Nature of Love’: Beyond the Stories We’ve Grown Used To
Originally published in Episode Magazine's June issue, Eda Akça explores the changing face of summer television through Nature of Love. The Stories We've Grown Used To Romantic comedies and summer…
‘Torn Apart’ Puts on Its Winter Clothes!
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Yasemin Şefik looks at where Torn Apart, which she describes as Ebb and Tide Jr., grabs the audience. Some series become a part…
Why Was ‘Off Campus’ Loved So Much?
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Su Karacan examines the new era of youth series through the lens of Off Campus. Book adaptations have become one of the most…
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’: The Dark and “Human” Side of Pandora
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Juju reviews Avatar: Fire and Ash, which is now on Disney+. Building one of the biggest universes in the cinema world step-by-step for…
Why Did the Audience Choose Horror in 2026?
In the June issue of Episode Magazine, Ender Ballıkaya examines the renaissance of the horror genre. The impact Alfred Hitchcock created with Psycho in 1960 was the first major breakthrough…
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