The Ghost (2023)
Two Korean sisters must save their family after a ghost tears the family apart.
Ayıp Ettik
Ayıp Ettik is a fun story about how shameful it is to consider sexuality shameful. Because it is the reason for our existence. Our claim is this: the greatest discovery in history is sexuality, that is, the discovery of one another by women and men. Calling this a discovery isn't all that strange. Because since women and men weren't sent with an instruction manual, if Adam and Eve had just eaten, drunk, and slept, none of us would be here today.
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Ayıp Ettik is a fun story about how shameful it is to consider sexuality shameful. Because it is the reason for our existence. Our claim is this: the greatest discovery in history is sexuality, that is, the discovery of one another by women and men. Calling this a discovery isn't all that strange. Because since women and men weren't sent with an instruction manual, if Adam and Eve had just eaten, drunk, and slept, none of us would be here today.
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