Nobel Prize winner Orhan Pamuk tells the vibrant story of a street vendor in his bestselling novel "This Strangeness in Me," set against the backdrop of Istanbul's transformation into a modern metropolis. Can one marry the wrong woman and still find true love? Mevlut is a street vendor in Istanbul when he falls in love with the younger sister of the bride at his cousin's wedding in the late 1960s. For three years, he writes her love letters in Anatolia. But then, he is sent the older sister. Out of a sense of duty, Mevlut marries her, and ironically, a childhood friend takes his beloved as his wife. The two families live in close connection for three decades, but then their fate takes a dramatic turn. Istanbul from the perspective of ordinary people, and above all, a magnificent love story.