Wild Bride (Vahşi Gelin) (translated)

A runaway bride drives Vahşi Gelin ("Wild Bride"), a 1978 Turkish Yeşilçam film directed by Osman F. Seden that combines drama, comedy and adventure. Türker İnanoğlu produced it through Erler Film. Gülşen Bubikoğlu and Cüneyt Arkın star, and Seden wrote the screenplay with Fuat Özlüer. The film carries a release date of January 1, 1979 and runs about eighty-five minutes.

At its center is Necmiye Ateş, a beautiful university student. Temel Taka, a wealthy landowner's son, wants to marry her; she refuses, but the families press the match and an engagement party is held in a large hotel. Necmiye runs away from the ceremony. Temel and his men give chase while she crosses paths with Murat Yağız, an award-winning writer who lives alone and is handsome but just as rude. Gülşen Bubikoğlu plays Necmiye, Cüneyt Arkın Murat and Tanju Gürsu Temel. Mümtaz Ener, Nubar Terziyan and Mesude Eker are also in the cast.

The difficult, comic cohabitation that begins at Murat's house outside the city is like fire meeting gunpowder, and the two young people gradually fall in love. The furious former fiancé, meanwhile, is on their trail. The film handles forced marriage and escape through comedy; its cinematographer is Çetin Gürtop.