Bedmen

Year: 1973

Runtime: 62 mins

Language: Turkish

Director: Günay Kosova

Science FictionComedy

From 1973, this Turkish take on Batman and Robin skips a Commissioner Gordon and pits the duo against a Blofeld‑type villain. Their downtime is spent in strip clubs, making it the most exposed Batman film. Batman even uses a gun to shoot thugs. The soundtrack borrows cues, including the James Bond theme, though no film clips appear.

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