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The Minaret of Death
The Minaret of Death

The Minaret of Death

Genres

Drama

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Based on an old Bukharan mythical tale from the 16th century.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Uzbek

Runtime

63 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

25 December 1924

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Nadezhda Vendelin

Nadezhda Vendelin

Dzhemal

Valentina Baranova

Valentina Baranova

Selekha

Oleg Frelikh

Oleg Frelikh

Kur-Bashi

N. Dzhalilov

N. Dzhalilov

Kur-Bashi

Olga Spirova

Olga Spirova

Gyul-Saryk

Iona Talanov

Iona Talanov

Shahrukh-bek

Aleksey Bogdanovskiy

Aleksey Bogdanovskiy

Endzhin-khan - Emir Bukhara

Sergey Shklyarevskiy

Sergey Shklyarevskiy

Robber

Zana Zanoni

Zana Zanoni

First wife

Boris Medvedev

Boris Medvedev

Robber

M. Karpovskiy

M. Karpovskiy

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