Set in Istanbul, Fatma on Netflix is a Turkish crime drama about a woman’s quest to find her missing husband. While searching for her husband, Zafer, Fatma unwittingly commits a murder, which leads her down a dark path of murdering more people. She must kill in order to survive, and her day job of house cleaning ensures she remains under the investigators’ and her enemies’ radar.
Where to Watch Fatma
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How Many Episodes Are in Fatma?
There are six episodes in Fatma. The runtime of the episode averages between 39-47 minutes. You can check the complete list of Fatma episodes and their release date below.
- “Gravity”: April 27, 2021
- “Dust”: April 27, 2021
- “Look at Me”: April 27, 2021
- “Mothers and Sons”: April 27, 2021
- “Window Side”: April 27, 2021
- “Fall” April 27, 2021
What Are the Critics Saying About Fatma?
Fatma does not yet have an official critics rating but has an average audience score of 88% on Rotten Tomatoes. The series also has a user score of 7.4/10 on IMDB.
John Doyle from The Globe and Mail writes, “The character has internalized everything, which makes this a very tricky role, but Biricik is superb and you cannot take your eyes off her. There is something at the core of the character that is very hard to reach and yet you know it’s there.”
Common Sense Media’s Marty Brown says, “After a couple of decades of TV shows about Tony Soprano-type charismatic sociopaths, there’s something intriguing about getting to know a truly empathetic serial killer.”
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Is Fatma Suitable for Kids?
Fatma is rated TV-MA, which means it is meant for viewing by mature audiences only. The content material is not suitable for children under 17.
How Can I Watch Fatma in Its Original Language?
Fatma is originally in Turkish. To watch Fatma in its original language, set language settings to Turkish with English subtitles from the menu options of your streaming device.
