We are thrilled to announce the remarkable success of “Secret of Pearls,” a gripping drama series produced by BKM and distributed by Kanal D International. From its debut, “Secret of Pearls” has captivated audiences worldwide, earning top rankings in all rating categories and exceeding expectations in terms of viewership and critical acclaim.
Starring the talented ensemble of Yılmaz Erdoğan, Hazar Ergüçlü, Selma Ergeç, and Kubilay Aka, “Secret of Pearls” follows the compelling journey of Azem, a literature teacher whose life takes a dramatic turn when he is wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his wife. Upon his release, Azem embarks on a quest to reunite with his children, who were taken into state protection during his incarceration. Along the way, he encounters unexpected relationships, challenges, and the harsh realities of lost time.
Yılmaz Erdoğan is a highly accomplished Turkish playwright, actor, screenwriter, poet, and film director. He gained international recognition for his insightful plays, such as “The King of Chaos,” and successful films like “Vizontele” and “Vizontele Tuuba.” His work is celebrated for its authentic portrayal of Turkish culture and universal themes. Erdoğan’s contributions have left a lasting impact on global theater and cinema, earning him a reputation as one of Turkey’s most influential cultural figures.
He collaborated with Hollywood actor Russell Crowe on the historical epic film “The Water Diviner” in 2014. Erdoğan not only starred in the movie but also contributed to the screenplay, showcasing his versatility as both an actor and a writer on the international stage. His involvement in the project helped to further elevate his profile and expand his reach beyond Turkey, demonstrating his ability to work alongside renowned figures in the global film industry.
With its unprecedented ratings performance, the series showcases the undeniable power of compelling storytelling and the impact of international distribution.Thank you for being a vital part of our record-breaking success.
