Another Self

Three longtime friends arrive in a quiet seaside town hoping for change, but the place refuses to let them stay on the surface. Strange encounters and reflective moments push each person toward an inward dialogue, where memories and family wounds resurface. As their spiritual experiences deepen, old loyalties and resentments come up, making them reassess past choices and present relationships. The series focuses on gradual revelations and intimate exchanges instead of plot-heavy action, so tension builds through mood, conversation, and the way the town itself seems to hold pieces of their histories.

Created by Nuran Evren Şit and released in 2022, the show stars Tuba Büyüküstün as Ada, with Rıza Kocaoğlu, Fırat Tanış, Murat Boz, and Serkan Altunorak rounding out the main cast. Production leaned into coastal locations and a restrained visual palette to match the story's interior focus.

There are no widely reported major international awards attached to the series. It hasn’t become a prominent awards contender, though it has been mentioned in regional TV roundups and by online fan communities who follow Turkish drama.

The show stirred noticeable online conversation for how it mixes spiritual motifs with domestic trauma, and for Büyüküstün’s central performance. Viewers often cite a few memorable, atmospheric scenes that linger in discussion boards and social feeds, and the series has become a point of reference for audiences looking for mood-driven, character-centered drama from Turkey.

Audience response sits at 7.7 out of 10 based on 100 votes, reflecting generally favorable viewer impressions. Fans and some reviewers praise the acting, the slow-burn pacing, and the themes of memory, identity, and reconciliation with the past. Others find the tempo deliberate and the storytelling elliptical, so it tends to appeal to viewers who appreciate mood and emotional nuance over fast plotting.