Ayse Sasa, who built the Turkish cinema with her bare hands, tells all. She was born of an enlite family and attended one of the country’s best schools. In her Professional memoirs, she tells of never-before heard scandels among the most important film directors and producers that she worked with. Her discovery and emersion in Sufi İslam is detailed as well, along with her ideas about Turkey as a nation, moving forward. A powerful woman in what was at the time a man’s business, Sasa has quite a story to tell.