Osman, who dreams of becoming a columnist for a local newspaper, embarks on various adventures when his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun show up unannounced. The film, which sets out with the theme "Love Knows No Boundaries!", tells the story of Osman, who stutters, in a style that is sometimes sad and sometimes funny. The film focuses on Osman, who has dedicated his life to becoming a columnist for a newspaper, and how his life changes after he leaves home to work at the newspaper, accompanied by his cousin Fiko and his friend Dursun.

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The film is about a man taking revenge on another man who took the woman he loved away from him. Sebahattin and Ayşe, who love each other, live in the same neighborhood. However, while Ayşe is the daughter of a wealthy family, Sebahattin does not yet have a job. In order to get married, Sebahattin starts a business and begins working. Once his business is up and running, he asks Ayşe's father for her hand in marriage. However, Ayşe's father intends to marry her off to Atilla, the son of a wealthy family. Ayşe opposes her father's decision. She agrees with Sebahattin and decides to run away from home. Unfortunately, Atilla forces himself on Ayşe to prevent her from leaving. Ayşe is soon forced to marry Atilla. Sebahattin will seek revenge on Atilla for taking the woman he loves away from him.

“My Beautiful Family” brings together three different generations, bringing together the values ​​of the past and the changing demands of the new. In this respect, it sheds light on today's Turkish family.

A young man's past catches up with him when his estranged wife, who suffers from bipolar disorder, returns with his son whom he does not know.

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1 "The Phantom Woman" "Maboroshi no Onna" (幻の女) 1990-05-25 2 "The Ripper" "Za Rippaa" (ザ・リッパー) 1990-08-24 3 "The Man Who Bites His Tongue" "Shita o Kamu Otoko" (舌を噛む男) 1990-11-22

The death of Sinéad O’Connor was both sad and shocking and the reaction to her premature passing, in Ireland and from across the world, was instant and profound.Tributes poured in from home and abroad, ranging from President Michael D Higgins to music royalty such as Madonna.With contributions from David Holmes, Christy Moore, Imelda May, Don Letts, BP Fallon and many more, this documentary reflects on Sinéad O’Connor’s influence on Irish life and Irish people throughout her life.Using a wealth of unique archive footage from RTÉ and international sources, it features an Ireland she fought against and the kind of Ireland she desired.From Pope John Paul arriving in Ireland to Charles Haughey and Gay Byrne, and on to the struggle for Irish women’s 'right to travel’ - it provides a visual backdrop to a changing society. Sinéad’s body of work provides the soundtrack.