Big Snakes of Ulli-Kale

The film runs for 122 minutes and follows young Georgian Georgi Iobadze as he narrates the story of the Vainakhs, a group of peoples from the North Caucasus and Georgia, during the period from 1813 to 1913. It delves into the cultural and historical influences between these regions.

As a collector, you may find interest in this film's diverse genres, particularly its combination of documentary and animation. This mix presents a distinctive storytelling method that could appeal to those who appreciate innovative narratives. The film's exploration of historical themes also adds depth, making it a notable piece for viewers interested in cultural history and relationships in the Caucasus region.