Eccho Rights to distribute Sürec Film's "Grapes of Love" drama

Eccho Rights is partnering once more with Turkish producers Sürec Film on their new drama series "Grapes of Love." “We believe Grapes of Love will resonate with viewers around the world," Cenk Soner, General Manager of The Walt Disney Company, Türkiye said. "We are confident in the success of the show and excited about our collaboration with Eccho Rights."
 
"Grapes of Love" is the latest drama from Sürec Film, one of Turkey’s foremost production houses, credited with other successful titles, such as "Wounded Heart," "Three Sisters," "Cherry Season" and "Hear Me." The series premiered in Turkey on FOX the 30th of September, featuring popular actors Serkan Cayoglu and Ayca Aysin Turan in the lead roles.

In "Grapes of Love," Kerem is a successful businessman and the heir to a prestigious wine-making family. While on a trip to his family’s vineyard in Montenegro he meets Sevda, a law student traveling through Montenegro as part of an Erasmus program. There is an immediate spark and after a dreamlike day spent together in Montenegro, they agree to meet in the same place exactly one year later.

But fate intervenes, and they are reunited unexpectedly, not in the vineyards of Montenegro, but in Istanbul. Whilst helping her mother at work as a maid in the home of a prestigious family, Sevda is shocked to discover that she is working for Kerem. Although Kerem is surprised to see Sevda coming from such humble origins, his feelings for her are undeniable. Unfortunately, Kerems family does not agree with his judgement, resulting in  conflict as great as his love. However, this couple will do anything to overcome their struggles and class differences - anything to live their love without limits.

“This classic Turkish drama is all about the power of love and its ability to overcome even the toughest obstacles," Handan Özkubat, Director of Turkish Drama at Eccho Rights said. "We are sure that the passionate devotion portrayed in 'Grapes of Love' will strike a chord amongst audiences."