Time for Birds of Prey

… the country we were used to, the Istanbul we were used to, the life we ​​were used to were slipping away from our hands…

International crime networks roaming the streets, politicians who were not ashamed to have their pictures taken with them, murders evolving from unsolved to famous, moral decay accelerated by economic deterioration and the desire to make easy money, public and institutional collapse brought on by incompetence…

There is blood on your face, Nevzat!

This time, Chief Inspector Nevzat is struggling with the ghosts of the past. While running from adventure to adventure in pursuit of those who murdered his family, the events experienced by Nevzat and his team draw a portrait of 21st century Turkey. In

The Time of Birds of Prey , Ahmet Ümit takes an x-ray of the social ills that Turkey has been suffering from for years.

I was aware of what was happening, my friends were around me, people were struggling to help me. But I didn’t care. I couldn’t eat, I was reduced to needle and thread. I had given up on everything, everyone, all of them… I couldn’t move a muscle. It wasn't that I didn't want to move it, it was that I couldn't move it because I no longer had the will to live in me.