Saved the World (Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam'ın Oğlu), commonly known as Turks in Space, was shot in 2006. The sequel was released on 15 December 2006. Some fans expressed their disapproval that the special effects were not similar to the original film, where all the space scenes were ripped directly from science fiction titles of the time, such as Star Wars, the Star Trek series, and Battlestar Galactica. Famous actors from Turkey, such as Mehmet Ali Erbil took part, and Kartal Tibet directed. Plans for an alternate sequel by Çetin İnanç Çetin Inanç has proposed his own ideas for a much grander sequel. Involving the creation of "zombie ninja space warriors," and the abduction of the Turkish and American presidents by aliens, and a journey to a planet that is on the other side of a black hole. It's all for a story that, according to Çetin İnanç, pits God against the Devil in an epic war for Earth. Revivals Foleyvision, an Austin, Texas-based comedy troupe who showed films replacing the original soundtrack with new dialogue, music, and sound-effects live in the theatre, used Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam as one of their performances in 2004, providing what troupe leader Buzz Moran said was "the first English translation of this film ever in the world." During the introduction to the show, Moran stated that the translator had told them that "It doesn't make any more sense in Turkish." Filmusik, a Portland, Oregon-based collaborative performance group, similarly screened Turkish Star Wars'' with live voiceovers, music, and sound effects in late 2012. Restoration In 2016, film historian Ed Glaser purchased the only known surviving 35mm print of the film from a retired projectionist. As a result, the film received a 2K scan whose quality far surpassed any previously available copy (until then, the film had only been available in versions sourced from a poor quality videotape). Glaser's restoration went on to receive a limited theatrical release in the United Kingdom in 2018. This restoration received a limited Blu-ray release from Big Bosphorus Media, being sold from October 1 to October 31, 2021. See also Mockbuster List of cult films List of films considered the worst References External links Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam on Nanarland Review/commentary of Dunyayi Kurtaran Adam at The Wave magazine 1982 films 1982 martial arts films 1980s adventure films 1980s science fiction action films 1980s superhero films Films directed by Çetin İnanç Films