Dzhulbars
1935 Soviet film
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Dzhulbars (Russian: Джульбарс) is a 1935[1][2] Soviet action film directed by Vladimir Schneiderov.[3][4]
Directed byVladimir Schneiderov
Written by
Starring
- Nikolay Cherkasov-Sergeyev
- Natalya Gitserot
- Nikolay Makarenko
- Ivan Bobrov
- Andrey Fayt
- N.P. Teleshov
CinematographyAleksandr Shelenkov
| Dzhulbars | |
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A scene in Dzhulbars | |
| Russian: Джульбарс | |
| Directed by | Vladimir Schneiderov |
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| Cinematography | Aleksandr Shelenkov |
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| Country | Soviet Union |
| Language | Russian |
Plot
The basmachi organize an attack on a peaceful caravan heading to mountain villages, and take prisoners the old guide Sho-Murad along with his granddaughter Peri. Border guards with sheepdog Julbars fight to save the captives.
Cast
- Nikolay Cherkasov-Sergeyev as Sho-Murad (as N.P. Cherkasov)
- Natalya Gitserot as Peri (as Natasha Gitserot)
- Nikolai Makarenko as Tkachenko (as N.N. Makarenko)
- Ivan Bobrov as Abdullo (as I.V. Bobrov)
- Andrey Fayt as Kerim (as A.A. Fajt)
- N.P. Teleshov as Beggar[5]
