This Turkish romantic dramedy shows off a cosmopolitan Istanbul but doesn't quite hit its mark on the comedy, the romance, or the drama. This is Netflix's world, and the 20-somethings of You Do You are just living in it. Interchangeable with their peers in almost any contemporary urban setting, they drink coffee to-go, use dating apps, and want to make it rich online. They're all about their Instagram followers and fashion, but they still have Mommy and Daddy issues to work through. The main character talks and gives regular sly looks to the camera. Viewers can decide if these well-worn tropes make the characters more or less likable or believable.

Eroglu is a bundle of affable energy as Merve. She looks and acts much younger than her love interest, bitter investor Anil (a straight-faced Dolunay). This mismatched match undermines the film's romantic storyline. Its dramatic plot involves a mystery without much draw, but some of the secondary characters are entertaining. It all adds up to a watchable but forgettable film, which begs the question of whether more local flavor might have improved this global product.