Doom of Love: When is the Turkish Romantic Drama Releasing on Netflix? Who are the Actors?

Doom of Love (Aşkın Kıyameti) is an upcoming Turkish romantic drama film on Netflix. The OTT platform seems to be investing in local Turkish productions and bringing to us various romantic comedy films like In Good Hands, starring Asli Enver and many more in a similar genre. The film is written by Yilmaz Erdogan and directed by Hilal Saral. It is produced by BKM films.

The film will have a runtime of about 1 hour and 40 minutes in total. The audience is awaiting to see Pinar Deniz in the upcoming film after she experienced huge success in her career due to the role of Ceylin in the TV show, Judgment. The film was shot in Antalya Olympos in Turkey and is said to be premiered as a summer film as it features the deep blue sea and beaches that give the perfect summer vacation vibes.

Still from Doom of Love

Doom of Love Cast

The featuring cast of the film includes Pinar Deniz as Lidya, Boran Kuzum, Yigit Kirazci as Firat, Musa Uzunlar, Gürhan Altundasar, Seda Turkmen, Zeynep Tokus.

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Doom of Love Plot/Synopsis

The official Netflix synopsis of the film reads as – After his ad agency goes bankrupt, an indebted Fırat falls for a singer at a yoga retreat and joins her on a journey of self-realization. In the trailer, we meet our leads Firat and Lidya who meet each other in a yoga retreat. There seems to be a connection between the two, but Lidya has a partner. But they meet again and sparks fly everywhere.

The question asked in the trailer is if they believe in love and Lidya says that love should be something that happens on its own in the flow of things, it should be wild and spontaneous. This might be the premise of the film, finding love and happiness and in that journey, they will find themselves too.

Doom of Love Release Date and Trailer

The film is set to be released on Netflix on 20 June 2022. Meanwhile, you can check out the trailer below.

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