Netflix announced the release date of Museum of Innocence, an adaptation of the world-renowned novel by Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk, with a clip from the series. Following the novel, which has reached millions of readers in over 60 languages, and the museum of the same name, hosting hundreds of thousands of visitors, this highly anticipated nine-episode series of the Museum of Innocence will premiere globally on February 13, only on Netflix.

Directed by Zeynep Günay, written by Ertan Kurtulan and produced by Ay Yapım, the series stars Selahattin Paşalı and Eylül Lize Kandemir. The strong cast of the Museum of Innocence also includes acclaimed actors such as; Oya Unustası, Tilbe Saran, Bülent Emin Yarar, Gülçin Kültür Şahin and Ercan Kesal.

Set in 1970s Istanbul, Museum of Innocence brings to the screen a multi-layered narrative of love, happiness, obsession, longing, and missed opportunities, depicting the turbulent relationship between Kemal, the son of a wealthy family, and Füsun, his distant relative.

Based on Orhan Pamuk’s internationally acclaimed novel, The Museum of Innocence tells the tempestuous story of Kemal, who comes from one of Istanbul’s wealthiest families, and his poor and distant young relation Füsun - beginning in the 1970s. Kemal, who is willing to take on the whole world for the sake of his feelings, starts collecting his beloved’s earrings, her hair clips, and even her discarded cigarette butts… What is love? An obsession, an affliction, an accident that derails the course of our life; or a great and innocent happiness?

The series is produced by Ay Yapım.