The distributor arrives in Cannes with two Turkish daily dramas: Benim Hikayem, the new ED Pictures production, and Hicran, the Inter Medya and Filmevi series for which it has been appointed international sales agent in selected territories.
High Fidelity arrives at Mipcom 2026 with two Turkish daily dramas at different stages of their commercial journeys: Benim Hikayem (My Story), a new ED Pictures production currently in production, and Hicran, the series produced by Inter Medya and Filmevi, originally broadcast on Kanal D and now available for international distribution in selected territories.
Benim Hikayem is a new Turkish daily drama, with a first season planned for 125 45-minute episodes. The series follows Elif, a young woman who flees her stepfather after he attempts to sell her and finds work as a servant at a large farmhouse. There, she reunites with the man she has never stopped loving, but her sister deceives him into taking her place and becoming his wife, leaving Elif to serve in silence in her own sister’s household.
The series is directed by Gürsel Ateş and written by Zeynep Küçükerciyes, with Hilal Yıldız, Batuhan Demir, and Mina Atıl leading the cast.
“We are excited to be part of this daily series at such an early stage,” said Melis Nersesoğlu, Managing Director of High Fidelity. “This time, the villain is not far away; she is inside the house, and I think audiences will love that.”
Meanwhile, Hicran joins High Fidelity’s offering following the company’s appointment as international sales agent for the series in selected territories.
Originally broadcast on Kanal D in Türkiye, Hicran is a completed series comprising 210 45-minute episodes across two seasons. It was created by Mehmet Uyar and directed by Gürsel Ateş, Mehtap Köroğlu, and Nuh Şen.
The story follows Hicran, a woman who takes a job as a nanny in a large mansion, unaware that the young girl in her care, Melek, is actually the daughter she lost years ago.
Emre, the girl’s father, married under pressure from his family and has never known true love. Since witnessing her mother’s death, Melek has not spoken a word, and Emre’s greatest wish is to hear her call him father again. As Hicran helps the girl regain her voice and grows closer to Emre, the two women responsible for separating mother and daughter will do anything to keep the truth hidden. Melek is played by Nisa Sofiya Aksongur.
“A mother hired to raise her own lost child is a premise that works in any language,” said Nersesoğlu.
“Hicran ran as a daily on Kanal D and completed its story across 210 episodes, which is a track record a buyer can see for themselves. It is finished, delivered and available now in selected territories, and those are the conversations we are having in Cannes,” she added.
High Fidelity specializes in the international distribution of Turkish and international content, while also providing project-specific consultancy services for producers.
The company will present both titles at Mipcom 2026 in Cannes, at stand P-1 L50/L51.
