Three Sisters

Three Sisters follows three siblings who grew up in the seaside town of Ayvalik, where childhood felt like a fairy tale among pine-scented streets. As they move into adulthood, the sisters confront choices that strain their bond, and long-hidden secrets begin to surface. Illness and the return of past events force them to reassess trust, loyalty, and what healing really means. The series plays out as an intimate family drama, watching how private wounds ripple outward and change relationships, while preserving the mystery of certain revelations until later episodes.

Released in 2022, this Turkish family drama stars İclal Aydın as Nesrin, Reha Özcan as Sadık, Almila Ada as Dönüş, Berker Güven as Somer, and Benian Dönmez as Nezahat Kalender. It presents a distinctly regional setting and tone, with production details and directorial credits varying by platform listing.

There is no widely reported record of major international awards for the series. Any festival screenings or regional recognitions are not broadly documented in available sources, so its accolades, if any, appear limited compared with larger, export-oriented Turkish dramas.

The show leans on its Ayvalik setting and domestic conflicts to make scenes that stick with viewers, from tense family confrontations to quiet moments of care. Its use of scenic coastal locations and traditional household dynamics has made several sequences stand out on social feeds and among fans of Turkish television, even if it hasn't reached global viral status.

Critical reaction is modest, reflected in a user vote average of 6.8 out of 10 from a small sample. Reviewers and viewers tend to focus on themes of trust, the burden of secrets, and the impact of illness on family roles. Performances by the leads are often highlighted, and the series emphasizes emotional realism over melodrama, aiming for authenticity in how relationships change over time.