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Romantic comedy is probably regarded as the most worn-out genre. Especially when it comes to the template rom-com movies, where you can predict what will happen in the end from the very first minute. Netflix’s freshly baked Turkish rom-com Make Me Believe is exactly that kind. There is this girl and this guy who are at loggerheads, thanks to some past misunderstandings between them. There is the girl’s best friend. And the guy’s best friend. These best friends are hooking up. Both the girl’s and the guy’s grandmothers are trying to play cupid. Some routine work troubles the story arc. All these tropes are there. However, there is also a lot of effort involved, which is clearly visible.

Lifestyle magazine editor Sahra and reclusive photographer Deniz have their meet-cute when their grandmothers go Awol at Assos. It turns out the duo actually knew each other from their childhood,...

Make Me Believe (Sen Inandir) is a movie directed by Evren Karabiyik and Murat Saraçoglu starring Ayça Ayşin Turan and Ekin Koç.

He’s handsome, she’s beautiful, and together they are just stunning. . and more. They’ve known each other since they were kids, their grandmothers go to the beach together, and they both work in the fashion world. What did you expect? It’s going to be difficult for them, but they have an “unexpected” ally: the equally wonderful Turkish landscape.

Make Me Believe is, in case anyone hadn’t imagined it, a romantic comedy that you can enjoy on Netflix starting this Friday.

About the Movie

It has all the arguments that a good romantic comedy should have. Like in life, there are romantic comedies that focus on wit, while others, like this one, want to portray the world of the beautiful and cool in an innocent...

Ayça Ayşin Turan is a renowned Turkish actress, born on 25th October 1992. She is widely recognized for her impressive performances in numerous productions, including Meryem, The Protector, and Ada Masali. Turan’s mother hails from Sinop, and her maternal family migrated from Selânik to mainland Turkey after the Greek takeover of the city following the collapse of the Ottoman Empire. Her father, on the other hand, comes from Kastamonu. She is the youngest of seven siblings, comprising five boys and two girls. Turan developed an interest in acting and playing the violin at a tender age and later pursued a degree in Film from the Department of Radio, TV and Cinema, Faculty of Communication, Istanbul University.

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