"The Man Who Saved the World" ("Žmogus, kuris išgelbėjo pasaulį") is a Turkish science fiction adventure film from 1982, also known as "Turkish Star Wars" because it uses material from "Star Wars" and other well-known films. The story follows two men who crash-land on a foreign planet and become involved in a battle against resurrected skeletons, zombies, giant plush toys, and a 1,000-year-old sorcerer who wants to conquer the world... The film gained a cult status over the years due to its non-linear plot, poor acting, and the blatant use of music stolen from popular films such as "Indiana Jones," "Planet of the Apes," and "Star Wars." The screening will feature the last surviving digitized 35mm print. Rating: N-13 The film is in Turkish with English and Lithuanian subtitles. "Mondo Bizarro" is a screening series initiated by the "Other Cinema" platform, dedicated to showcasing global genre cinema heritage. The screenings aim to introduce fantastical, action-packed, science fiction, and horror films from various corners of the world and focus on the people who created them.