Director: Yusuf Ömer Sinav
A car crash rewrites two lives in a single night, and neither Aslım Gencer nor Cihan Alptekin can find their way back to who they were before it.
What is Kor Nokta about?
Aslım and Cihan have kept their engagement plans private, waiting for the right moment to bring both families together. That moment never arrives. A catastrophic collision leaves Aslım gravely injured, and when she regains consciousness a month later, the world she wakes into no longer resembles the one she left. Old certainties dissolve as she and Cihan try to piece together what happened and what it cost them, while the people around them are forced to confront secrets the accident exposed. The Turkish crime-mystery series unfolds as much through what is withheld as what is revealed, tracking how a single moment of impact ripples outward into family loyalties, buried guilt, and fractured trust.
Cast & crew
Rabia Soytürk anchors the series as Aslım, opposite İsmail Ege Şaşmaz as Cihan. Çağla Boz, Yalçın Hafızoğlu, Ilayda Çevik, Kürşat Alnıaçık, Mehtap Bayri, and Hilmi Özçelik fill out an ensemble built to carry the show's widening web of family ties and hidden motives across its run.
Context & significance
Kor Nokta arrived in 2024 as part of a wave of Turkish mystery dramas leaning on slow-burn reveals rather than procedural pacing, directed by Yusuf Ömer Sinav. Episodes run long by international standards, closer to a film's runtime than a typical hour-long drama, giving the story room to sit with its characters' grief and suspicion before pushing the plot forward. That pacing choice rewards viewers willing to track small details across episodes rather than expecting a tidy resolution each week.
Where & how to watch
Kor Nokta streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing and Persian subtitles, so viewers can choose whichever fits their household. The show's page is free to read without an account; watching the episodes themselves requires logging into a K-Time account. The interface and navigation are built around a Farsi-first experience for Iranian diaspora audiences.