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TV SERIES · 1998

Second Spring

DramaFamily

In Istanbul, two middle-aged people find an unexpected chance at love while carrying the weight of their families, past disappointments, and daily obligations. Their relationship does not unfold in private for long: children, relatives, and neighbors all have opinions, and every step forward stirs old grudges and new misunderstandings. As the couple tries to build a future together, the people around them bring their own needs, loyalties, and conflicts into the same household and community. What begins as a hopeful romance turns into an ongoing family drama about second chances, clashing generations, and the struggle to hold a complicated family together without losing the possibility of happiness.

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