Çetin İnanç (Born in Ankara on 12 September 1941) is a Turkish film director who has directed movies for the past five decades.
He quickly moved into the niche market of producing erotica, but was dissuaded from that path as military took over in Turkey and passed several censorship laws against adult movies.
Among his erotic films, the most notorious is Bal Badem (1978), starring Zerrin Egeliler, one of the most famous Turkish actresses of the 1970s.
His next venture was action movies, including his most famous work Dünyayı Kurtaran Adam (English: "The Man Who Saved The World"), a low-budget space saga infamously dubbed the "Turkish Star Wars".
Today, Çetin İnanç continues to direct, although his passion has since been funnelled into Turkish television programmes likes Çılgın Bediş and the more recent Karaoğlan.