M. Kerem Kurtulus’s Film "Bomba" is Preparing for Cinematic Release!
"Bomba," a captivating Turkish short film that premiered at the 22nd Tirana International Film Festival, is transitioning into a feature-length film. Spearheaded by the proficient M. Kerem Kurtuluş and directed by Onur Doğan, this cinematic piece has enchanted global audiences. The film's remarkable journey through various international festivals in the "Best Film" category has attracted global interest from producers, all keen to see it evolve into a comprehensive cinematic experience.
The Global Excitement Around "Bomba"
The storyline beautifully captures the turmoil in a Balkan village right before World War I, centered on a gang raid that disrupts the village's peace. Initially filmed in Beykoz, "Bomba" is on track to become a significant feature-length project set for release in 2026. M. Kerem Kurtuluş's collaborations with potential stakeholders in Vancouver are vital to this development. The film features a stellar cast, including Ece Bozkaya, Ozan Ayhan, and Gözde Kocaoğlu, and boasts a soundtrack from Grammy-nominated composer Esin Aydıngöz, aiming to make a lasting impact on global viewers.
💭 Exploring "Bomba" and Its Underlying Themes
Unraveling the Story of "Bomba"
"Bomba" delves into the chaotic events that precede World War I in a Balkan village. It centers around a raid that breaks the village's serenity and wreaks havoc on a family's life. Through deep emotional storytelling, the film portrays the brutality of war, the persistent trauma of the innocent, and the resilience of family bonds in hardship. Its strong performances and persuasive script have sparked interest in its potential as a full-length motion picture.
M. Kerem Kurtuluş's Notable Productions
M. Kerem Kurtuluş has made a name as an ingenious figure in filmmaking, producing several significant works. As the visionary behind Pardy Group, he has been instrumental in creating numerous acclaimed short films and documentaries. His endeavors, including "Bomba," have received recognition beyond Turkey. Beginning with photography, Kurtuluş transitioned to creating engaging narratives in film, touching audiences around the world with his storytelling.
Discovering 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.
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.
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.
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.
