ATV’s new-season series Villa Coral has released its second trailer.
You can watch the first trailer here.
Villa Coral, produced jointly by FARO and Sinehane, will premiere in September and offers new clues about the secrets from the past and the conflict between two families at the heart of the story.
In the new trailer, Cemre (Hafsanur Sancaktutan) arrives in Tarsus to search for her missing husband Asil, where she crosses paths with Aras (Kubilay Aka). As Aras questions why Cemre is looking for Asil in Tarsus, he is forced to confront secrets from the past, while Hafsa’s (Mehmet Özgür) concerns about her son reveal the extent of the threat facing the family.
Aras’s determination not to give Esved the orange groves he inherited from his father stands out, while Esved’s words, “You owe me,” further escalate the tension between the two families. The fact that Aras is set to marry Esved’s daughter also raises concerns within the family. Meanwhile, Cemre confronting Aras and accusing him of lying to her about Asil suggests that the events of the past are far more complicated than they appear.

One of the trailer’s most striking moments comes with the line, “The apocalypse will come, Esved must never learn the truth,” hinting that the secret Aras is hiding could change the course of the story.
Directed by Yahya Samancı, Villa Coral is based on a story by Ahunur Serdaroğlu, with a screenplay written by Ahunur Serdaroğlu, Atilla Özel, Nalan Merter Savaş and Nuriye Bilici. The series also draws attention with its large ensemble cast. Kubilay Aka stars as Aras, Hafsanur Sancaktutan as Cemre and Bertan Asllani as Toprak. The cast also includes Mehmet Özgür, Zeyno Eracar, Ulviye Karaca, Tülin Özen, Halil Babür, Haki Biçici, Can Bartu Aslan, Zehra Kelleci, Merve Şeyma Zengin, Selin Köseoğlu and Berna Cındıl. The series’ music is composed by acclaimed composer Toygar Işıklı.
Bringing together secrets carried from the past, the ongoing conflict between two rival families and an impossible love, Villa Coral will premiere on ATV in September.
Watch the trailer here: