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Aleksei German produced and co-wrote (with wife and regular collaborator Svetlana Karmalita) Ardak Amirkulov’s staggering historical epic about the intrigue and turmoil preceding Genghis Khan’s systematic destruction of the lost East Asian civilization of Otrar. The movie that spurred the extraordinary wave of great Kazakh films in the 90s, The Fall of Otrar is at once hallucinatory, visually resplendent and ferociously energetic, packed with eye-catching (and gouging) detail and traversing an endless variety of parched, epic landscapes and ornate palaces.Movie details
Title : The Fall of OtrarRelease : 1991-01-01
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The Fall of Otrar (Kazakh: гибел отрара, Gıbel Otrara) is a 1991 Kazakhstani drama film directed by Ardak Amirkulov. The film was selected as the Kazakhstani entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 65th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.
Bad editing, and often dull cinematography made the interest fall apart. I would suggest finding some reading material about the historical facts about the fall of Otrar, than wasting 3 hours watching this overlong film. 1 of 16 people found this review helpful.
The Fall of Otrar Synopsis. Intrigue and turmoil precede Genghis Khan's systematic destruction of an Asian civilization. Read Full Synopsis Cast + Crew Previous Cast Members More Cast Members. See Full Cast + Crew for The Fall of Otrar Features Load More Features ...
The original screenplay for The Fall of Otrar was written in Russian by film director Aleksei German and his wife, Svetlana Karmalita, in the mid-1980s, when all but one of German's films had been shelved in the former Soviet Union.
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Made in Kazakhstan in 1990 and reaching New York through the good offices of Martin Scorsese, Ardak Amirkulov's ''Fall of Otrar'' is a strange and fascinating historical epic set in the 13th century.
The movie that has everything, from state-of-the-art 13th century warfare to perfumed sex, THE FALL OF OTRAR is a one-of-a-kind experience. Shot in a sepia-toned black and white with occasional splashes of color, and written by none other than Alexei Guerman and his wife Svetlana Karmalita.
Mongol improvisation of how it was...
Bad editing, and often dull cinematography made the interest fall apart. I would suggest finding some reading material about the historical facts about the fall of Otrar, than wasting 3 hours watching this overlong film. 1 of 16 people found this review helpful.
The Fall of Otrar Synopsis. Intrigue and turmoil precede Genghis Khan's systematic destruction of an Asian civilization. Read Full Synopsis Cast + Crew Previous Cast Members More Cast Members. See Full Cast + Crew for The Fall of Otrar Features Load More Features ...
The original screenplay for The Fall of Otrar was written in Russian by film director Aleksei German and his wife, Svetlana Karmalita, in the mid-1980s, when all but one of German's films had been shelved in the former Soviet Union.
Rotten Tomatoes, home of the Tomatometer, is the most trusted measurement of quality for Movies & TV. The definitive site for Reviews, Trailers, Showtimes, and Tickets
Made in Kazakhstan in 1990 and reaching New York through the good offices of Martin Scorsese, Ardak Amirkulov's ''Fall of Otrar'' is a strange and fascinating historical epic set in the 13th century.
The movie that has everything, from state-of-the-art 13th century warfare to perfumed sex, THE FALL OF OTRAR is a one-of-a-kind experience. Shot in a sepia-toned black and white with occasional splashes of color, and written by none other than Alexei Guerman and his wife Svetlana Karmalita.
Mongol improvisation of how it was...
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