Naked

Eylül shares a small home with her grandmother and supports them both by working as an escort, saving every lira so she can move to Wales and try to build a different life. One night she accepts a gig at a bachelor party for a privileged group, and that evening has consequences that ripple outward. The series tracks how a single event alters relationships, makes hidden tensions visible, and forces practical decisions about safety, dignity, and money. It stays close to Eylül's perspective, showing everyday compromises and the social limits around her hopes, without offering tidy answers or turning characters into simple archetypes.

Naked premiered in 2020, created by Can Evrenol and Merve Göntem. The cast includes Müge Bayramoğlu as Eylül, Taro Emir Tekin as Bulut, İpek Erdem as Hande, Selin Dumlugöl, and Berçem Koç, and it was produced as a Turkish drama series.

Audience response was mixed to positive, with an average user score of 6.7/10 from 31 votes. Reviewers and viewers often pointed to strong lead performances and a sober, realistic tone, while noting the show's bleak subject matter. The narrative foregrounds themes of sex work and economic precarity, gendered power dynamics, secrecy, family obligation, and moral gray areas rather than clear moral judgments.

Though it didn't break into major international markets, Naked prompted discussion about how Turkish television handles sex work, class, and vulnerability. Conversations around the show focused on the ethics of representation and the way intimate violence and coercion are framed, and Müge Bayramoğlu's portrayal of Eylül was frequently mentioned as a standout by viewers.

There are no widely reported major international awards or high-profile festival wins for the series.