Jackals of Rawat

The story follows Jalil, a farmer from Rawat, as he navigates the complexities of love and obligation. He is deeply in love with Karaman, but her father, burdened by debt, plans to marry her off to the local bai, Abdu-Nabi. The film highlights the tension between personal desires and societal pressures, as Jalil's desperation drives him to confront both Abdu-Nabi and the remnants of the Basmachi gang terrorizing the region.

With a cast that includes Rakhmat Akhmedov, Soleiman Khodjaev, and Khalil Abzhalilov, "Jackals of Rawat" showcases early Uzbek cinema from the 1920s. The film is produced by Uzbekgoskino, contributing to the rich tapestry of historical narratives emerging from Central Asia during this era. Collectors may find interest in the film's cultural significance and its portrayal of local customs and conflicts.