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Inspired by the epic poem "Shahnameh" by Ferdowsi. It tells the story of Zahhak, the ruler of the Kingdom of Snakes, who, through cunning and deception, conquers a neighboring state and establishes the cult of the Snake Goddess. Zahhak has two snakes growing from his shoulders that feed on human brains. Each day, a dancer, a devotee of the cult, performs a snake dance in the city square. The person she kisses during her performance is doomed to be sacrificed to the snakes.
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Inspired by the epic poem "Shahnameh" by Ferdowsi. It tells the story of Zahhak, the ruler of the Kingdom of Snakes, who, through cunning and deception, conquers a neighboring state and establishes the cult of the Snake Goddess. Zahhak has two snakes growing from his shoulders that feed on human brains. Each day, a dancer, a devotee of the cult, performs a snake dance in the city square. The person she kisses during her performance is doomed to be sacrificed to the snakes.
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Genre:Fantasy
Written By:Nikolai Rozhkov, Evgeniy Pomeshchikov
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Runtime:92 minutes
Studio:Tajikfilm
Cast
Boris Kimyagarov
Director
Mukhamejan Kasymov
Kova
G. Niyazov
Bakhrom
Makhmud Takhiri
Kubod
Bakhtali Sabzaliyev
Farrukh
Khodzhakuli Rakhmatullaev
Rukhkhom
Dilbar Kasymova
Nushafarin
Gurmindzh Zavkibekov
Young man in leopard skin
N. Rakhmatova
Bride of the young man in leopard skin
Abdulkhair Kasymov
Zakhok
Marat Aripov
Jester
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