Feature-Length Preparations Begin for the Film "Bomba"!

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Feature-Length Preparations Begin for the Film "Bomba"!
Feature-Length Preparations Begin for the Film "Bomba"!

"Bomba," an engaging Turkish short film that premiered at the prestigious 22nd Tirana International Film Festival, is set to expand into a feature-length movie. Developed under the adept production of M. Kerem Kurtuluş and directed by Onur Doğan, the film has captured the attention of global audiences. Having performed remarkably well in the "Best Film" category in various international festivals, it has sparked interest among producers worldwide, paving the way for its journey into a full-length cinema experience.



The Global Buzz About "Bomba"


The movie vividly depicts the challenges faced by a Balkan village on the brink of World War I, centering on a gang attack that disturbs the villagers' peace. Initially filmed in Beykoz, "Bomba" is anticipated to mature into a notable feature-length release expected in 2026. M. Kerem Kurtuluş is engaging with potential collaborators in Vancouver to advance this accomplishment. With a skilled ensemble cast including Ece Bozkaya, Ozan Ayhan, and Gözde Kocaoğlu, and featuring a score by Grammy-nominated composer Esin Aydıngöz, "Bomba" aims to make a profound impact on international viewers. 



💭 Delving into "Bomba" and Its Essence


What Story Does "Bomba" Convey?


"Bomba" narrates the unsettling events leading up to World War I within a Balkan village. It portrays how a gang invasion disrupts peace and affects a family deeply. Through emotionally charged storytelling, the film delves into the horrors of war, capturing the ongoing trauma experienced by the innocent, and highlighting the strength of family ties amid trials. With exceptional performances and an engaging script, "Bomba" has emerged as a strong contender for a feature-length adaption.



What Productions Has M. Kerem Kurtuluş Delivered?


M. Kerem Kurtuluş has carved his niche as an innovative force in the film sector with numerous noteworthy productions. As the founder of Pardy Group, he has spearheaded the creation of several award-winning short films and documentaries. His projects, including "Bomba," have earned recognition beyond Turkey. Starting his artistic pursuit in photography, Kurtuluş has effectively transitioned to crafting impactful cinematic tales, offering captivating stories that resonate with a global audience.



Who Is M. Kerem Kurtuluş?


M. Kerem Kurtuluş, born on January 3, 1990, in Istanbul, is a Turkish film producer and director. He is also the founder of Pardy Group. Kurtuluş graduated from Istanbul University’s Faculty of Communication and began his career as an assistant in the field of photography production. Having been interested in photography since childhood, Kurtuluş gravitated towards literature and the arts during his university years and hosted a program on the school radio. He gained industry experience by assisting photographer Cem Talu.


Career

In 2015, Kurtuluş founded his first production company, Netch Media, entering the media industry. Over time, he expanded in the sector and established a talent management and career consultancy company in 2020. Additionally, he co-founded Red Grain Studio with photographer Kubilay Karslı, broadening his work in photography and video production. In 2022, he also ventured into entrepreneurship by founding the jewelry brand Pardy Jewelry.


In the same year, he established Pardy Production, focusing on film and documentary production. Kurtuluş has been involved in the production of hundreds of commercials, award-winning short films, and documentaries, bringing all his ventures together under the Pardy Group brand.



Projects and Filmography

Kurtuluş’s filmography includes short films and documentaries such as Uykusuz Rüya (2015), Ateş Sönerken (2017), 8. Kare (2017), Zamansız Eşyalar (2017), XY (2021), 06.02 Umut (2022), and Bomba (2024). He is also working on feature-length films such as Ben Hayatımda Hiç and Aksak Ritim.


Social Responsibility and Memberships

Kurtuluş is actively involved in various non-governmental organizations and associations. He has held roles such as Vice President of Young MÜSİAD, is a member of the Short Film Directors Association, and a member of GSYİAD. He has also served on the Executive Board of TOBB Istanbul GGK and is the Director of the MAFF Film Festival. 


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