Filmleri

Filmleri is a Turkish term formed from the noun film, the plural suffix -ler/-lar, and the third-person possessive suffix -i. The combination yields a possessive plural meaning "his/her/its/their films," depending on context. It is used to refer to multiple films belonging to a person or entity, or to discuss a body of works associated with a director, producer, or organization. Turkish morphology allows possession and plurality to be encoded in a single word, and filmleri is a common form in film criticism and reporting.

In Turkish cinema discourse, filmleri appears in reviews, interviews, and scholarly writing to indicate ownership or attribution. For example, "Bu yönetmenin filmleri dünya çapında tanınır." means "This director's films are world-renowned." "Onun filmleri son yıllarda büyük ilgi gördü." means "His/her films have attracted great attention in recent years." The form contrasts with filmler (films) and filmi (his/her/its film), illustrating how Turkish encodes possession and number within the word.