Dzhulbars

This adventure film centers around a squad of rebels who attack a peaceful caravan. The old guide Sho-Murad and his granddaughter Pery become captives of the bandits, leading to a tense confrontation. The border guards, alongside a brave sheepdog named Dzhulbars, work to rescue the prisoners and neutralize the threats posed by the bandits.

Dzhulbars showcases themes of bravery and resilience, set against a backdrop of conflict. With its 1935 release, it reflects the adventure genre's style and storytelling of the era. The film features performances from prominent actors such as Natalya Gitserot, Ivan Bobrov, and Nikolai Cherkasov, among others, which adds to its historical significance within Soviet cinema.