The screenwriter of the Zeytin Ağacı (Olive Tree) series, Nuran Evren Şit, put forward such a powerful story that it was inevitable that the series would deeply affect people from different cultures all over the world.
The master screenwriter, who brought to the attention of the audience from a very emotional point the effect of the bonds of the past on what we experience today, actually made many people question her own life. No matter what culture or language speaking people watch the Zeytin Ağacı (Olive Tree) series, they feel the same.
The audience, who once again felt how deep and effective their life’s ties with the past were, began to look for the causes of the problems they are experiencing today in the past.
The Zeytin Ağacı series, which tells that each child has a mother and father, that they have their own lived lives, and that this situation continues by transferring it to each other as a cycle, and that families have embraced each other with a strong bond from past to present, has a shocking story.
Nuran Evren Şit, who surprised everyone with her screenplay power in the Atiye series, which was previously broadcast on Netflix, raised the bar one step higher with the Zeytin Ağacı series.
There is no person who would not be influenced by a story that tells how the bonds of the past have had a great impact on our lives, and that the problems we experience today are the results of what happened in the past, and that this is continuous.
This is why the Zeytin Ağacı series has been one of Netflix’s most successful productions, and has had the same effect on people from different cultures around the world.
In order for this great influence to continue and to show how far the Turkish TV series industry can go, it is imperative that the second or even the third season of the Zeytin Ağacı series be filmed.
If the series remains a short-term production, a great opportunity will be missed.
The criticism that the most important problem in the Turkish TV series industry is the original scenario is now gradually disappearing. The stories do not end in the lands of Anatolia and Thrace, and these stories are effective enough to shake the world.
Nuran Evren Şit, in the Zeytin Ağacı series, has done a job that gives us this feeling. We hope more to come…