Sürgün İnek

Set in a rural Turkish village in the 1990s, 'Sürgün İnek' follows the bizarre and comical fallout that occurs when a school's prize-winning cow knocks over a bust of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk. What begins as an innocent bovine accident quickly escalates into a massive political and bureaucratic scandal, drawing the attention of local authorities, zealous politicians, and the military. At the center of the chaos is Şevket, a mild-mannered school teacher desperately trying to protect his students, his community, and the poor animal from severe punitive measures. As the situation spirals out of control, the series uses sharp satire and dark humor to expose the absurdities of ideological extremism, small-town politics, and blind bureaucratic obedience.