Crimea. The middle of the 19th century. A proud and brave jigit Alim Aidamak who cannot put up with the workers’ abuse, works at the leather factory of the greedy Ali-bay. One day he responds in kind. He is fired, but he takes the memories of the beautiful daughter of his ex-master, Sara, with him. Young people went their separate ways. Alim takes the revolutionary path; he and his friends go to the mountains and start an underground struggle. Only his name is enough to terrify landlords, Mirzas and civil servants. Authorities send a Cossack detachment to catch the Crimean Tatar Robin Hood.
The adventure film, which reminds an American western, was filmed based on a Crimean Tatar legend, which in 1925 was turned into a play by the repressed Crimean Tatar writer Ipchi Ümer. The shooting of the film under the script of the Ukrainian avant-garde poet Mykola Bazhan began in the autumn of 1925, when the indigenisation policy in the national republics caused demand on the national plots.
Title | Alim |
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Year | 1926 |
Genre | Drama, Western |
Country | Soviet Union |
Studio | VUFKU |
Cast | Hayri Emir-zade, Assie Emir-zade, Oleksandr Arbo, M. Arbenin, V. Kolpashnikov, H. Marynchak |
Crew | Heorhiy Tasin (Director), Ipchi Ümer (Writer), Mykola Bazhan (Writer), Robert Scharfenberg (Art Direction), Mykhailo Belskyi (Director of Photography), Vladimir Lemke (Director of Photography) |
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Release | Nov 30, 1926 |
Runtime | 61 minutes |
Quality | HD |
IMDb | 0.00 / 10 by 0 users |
Popularity | 0 |
Budget | 0 |
Revenue | 0 |
Language | Pусский, Український |