Cem Yılmaz announces his new film with the note 'I'm sorry, I can't wait any longer'
Cem Yılmaz excited his followers with his latest social media post. Yılmaz announced on his social media account that G.O.R.A., which broke box office records, will meet the audience again 20 years later as GORA 4 GORA.
Cem Yılmaz, who frequently makes headlines with his films and shows, gave the good news of his new film on social media.
Cem Yılmaz excited the audience by stating that GORA 4 GORA will meet the audience 20 years later.
IT WAS RELEASED IN 2004
The cast of the film G.O.R.A., written by Yılmaz, consisted of master actors. Cem Yılmaz achieved great success at the box office with G.O.R.A.
Following the success of the film G.O.R.A., which was released in 2004, the film A.R.O.G. was made in 2008, in which the lead character Arif Işık went back exactly 1 million years from the present day.
"I CAN'T WAIT ANY LONGER"
In 2018, the film Arif V 216 was released, which tells of a new adventure of Arif together with Robot 216, his closest friend on the planet G.O.R.A.
In 2022, the series Erşan Kuneri, which tells the story of Erşan Kuneri, who appeared as a minor character for a few minutes in the film G.O.R.A., was also released. Exactly 20 years later, this story will meet the audience again.
Cem Yılmaz announced that GORA 4 GORA will be released on a digital platform, saying, "I'm sorry, I can't wait any longer."

News Source: 12punto
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