The Fall of Otrar
Dec 01, 1991 · 2h 36m
Director
Ardak AmirkulovOverview
A staggering historical epic about the intrigue and turmoil of the East Asian civilization of Otrar, before its systematic destruction at the hands of Genghis Khan.
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Cast of The Fall of Otrar
Dokhturbek KydyralievUnjukhan
Tungyshbai ZhamankulovKhwarazm’s Ruler
Bolot BeyshenalievШинвысхан
Abdurashid MaksudovМухамедшах
Zaur ZekhovЯлбач
Kasym Zhakibayev
Sabira AtaevaКулан
Petr Morozov- Shaymerden Khakimganov
- Ali Tukhugev
- A. Ashikonov
Suren Khugaev- I. Arsenyev
- K. Zauirbekov
- Yu. Tuyu-Tyan
Dinmukhamet Akhimov
Abdarashid Abdrakhmanov- V. Seitmamutov
- M. Shakanov
- Mikhail An
- S. Absalemova
- A. Argynov
- A. Azimbayeva
- M. Abdirakhmanov
- A. Baranov
- Anatoli Britsov
- Kh. Bazarbayev
- Ye. Bimurzayev
- Konstantin Butaev
- B. Ibragimov
- B. Kolnov
- Rustem Tashibaev
- G. Myrzashev
- M. Maktagulov
- M. Mukhametkarimov
- Dzh. Mukhamedova
- Ye. Ateulinov
- A. Sukhagov
- T. Sydykova
- E. Satybaldina
- I. Saifullin
- R. Tadzhibayev
- D. Freiman
- Murat Shaydinov
- Umirzak Shmanov
Rim Sharafutdinov
Iskhar Khishanlo- Igor Arsenyev
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About The Fall of Otrar
What is The Fall of Otrar about?
A staggering historical epic about the intrigue and turmoil of the East Asian civilization of Otrar, before its systematic destruction at the hands of Genghis Khan.
When was The Fall of Otrar released?
The Fall of Otrar was released on December 1, 1991.
Where can I watch The Fall of Otrar?
The Fall of Otrar is available to rent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies and YouTube in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is The Fall of Otrar?
The Fall of Otrar runs 2 hours 36 minutes (156 minutes).
Who directed The Fall of Otrar?
The Fall of Otrar was directed by Ardak Amirkulov.
Who is in the cast of The Fall of Otrar?
The cast of The Fall of Otrar includes Dokhturbek Kydyraliev (Unjukhan), Tungyshbai Zhamankulov (Khwarazm’s Ruler), Bolot Beyshenaliev (Шинвысхан), Abdurashid Maksudov (Мухамедшах) and Zaur Zekhov (Ялбач).