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| name          = Tulpa: Curse of the Soul
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Directed by Güneş Güneş
Produced by Murat Ünal
Written by Güneş Güneş
Murat Ünal
Starring Özge Günaydın
Zişan Buse Sevindik
Murat Ünal
Music by
Cinematography
Edited by
Production company MAG YAPIM
Distributed by
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Running time 93 minutes
Country Turkey
Language Turkish
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Tulpa: Curse of the Soul is a 2026 Turkish horror film directed by Güneş Güneş and written by Güneş Güneş and Murat Ünal. The film was produced by MAG YAPIM.[1]

Premise

The film follows a grieving mother whose attempts to ease the pain of losing her child lead to a series of sins that ultimately destroy an entire family.

Cast

  • Özge Günaydın
  • Zişan Buse Sevindik
  • Murat Ünal

Production

The film was produced by MAG YAPIM and shot in the Turkish language. It belongs to the horror genre.

Release

Tulpa: Curse of the Soul was released on 12 June 2026 with a runtime of 93 minutes.[2]

Classification

The film received a "16+" rating from the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism for containing violence, horror elements, and negative behavioral themes.[3]

References


External links

  1. Tulpa - Evaluation and Classification Result , Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism , accessed 17 May 2026
  2. Tulpa - Evaluation and Classification Result , Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism , accessed 17 May 2026
  3. Tulpa - Evaluation and Classification Result , Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism , accessed 17 May 2026