THE LEGEND OF TOMIRIS Official Trailer | Directed by Akan Satayev | Starring Almira Tursyn
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Based on historical heroine Queen Tomiris of Massagetae and her cadre of female warriors (the real-life 6th century BCE Amazonians who inspired the mythical tales), The Legend of Tomiris recounts the story of the nomadic ruler who overcame great personal tragedy to repel the mighty Persian empire and unite the Great Steppe.
Directed by: Akan Satayev
Starring: Almira Tursyn, Adil Akhmetov, Yerkebulan Daiyrov, Berek Aitzhanov, Azamat Satybaldy, Aizan Lighg, and Ghassan Massoud
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One of the best Historical films I've seen made for a very long time the attention to historical detail is remarkable and truly impressive let alone the costumes, set design and great acting. a must see for any history buff indeed! bloody Cyrus should have stuck to Egypt or even freakin' Greece, legit insane going after the Steppe tribes in their own territory!
I learned the story of Queen Tomyris from "The 48 Laws of Power"
Amazing woman! 🔥
I thought it was a great movie
Hello everyone from Kazakhstan!
Qazaqstan будет правильнее)
A great battle, she kills Cyrus and ends the Persian conflict.
Hello from America. Great movie!!👍
This is so beautiful 😍 but Yankeees still think Borat is real Kazakhstan.
@Ksjs Jdjdb you can search about them and see for yourself in non Turkish websites. Even Britannica
Tomyris’ victory over Cyrus became a legend. For a long time, the Saka and the Massagetae had secured their borders against the Persians. The queen Tomyris became a symbol of freedom and strength of the Saka and the Massagetae army.
you know that king Darius would eventually annex the Massagetae to the empire just 8 years later right ???
Where is the tomb of tomiris? And what did she leave behind herself? Cyrus the great left the first human law.
@@naitamima8493 exactly
They did not secure their borders. For long time they attacked to persian borders but they could not enter to persia. Brian, these tribes were nomadic people and live in steppa ( desert of middle asia) they did not have any city. Therefore they didnt have any border. When darius chased them, they moved and ran away then they came back and so daruush finished chasing them. Could you fight a gypsy people while they relocate and relocate? I dont accept or dont reject the tomiris. All great commanders die. Some in parlimant by their friend like ceasar or in war like cyrus the great. Look what they have left behind. Cyrus the great left the first human law. What did the tomiris?
The trailer alone made me chills!
one of the finest historical movie i have ever seen without English subtitle and without understanding a single word of it. what a beautiful direction , i never imagined kazak movie could have this high level of appeal. i was searching to write something abt this movie and express my frustration not to get english subtitle. don't measure every movie by box office collection and maker of this movie should open it for all audience all over the world to let them know where your movie standard reached. 10 out of 10.
All of it are horrendous lies
@@ArianTheDon88 I envy silently)))
Just finished watching this movie. I enjoyed all 2 and a half hours of it!
Where did u watch
@@ilbike8068 YIFY website
It's literally a lie... who would allow such bs to be a movie? They've changed the entire history in their favor...
@@rezahamedani3134 never said it was accurate. Said I enjoyed it. I do agree that the death of her son made little sense, since in the real story she fights alongside her son. Also, she didn't fight in the last battle in the movie.
@@n3tw0rk_n3k0 True, the deceptive visuals have attracted many audiences like you in exchange of false info giving...
Unfortunately the story itself is based on a fabricated and altered version of Herodotus ancient writings and further added to the misconception of what we know of Great Emperor Cyrus... He was never a bloodlust maniac or a mischievous individual like we saw in the movie.
Plus he wasn't beheaded in this war or even killed! Otherwise we wouldn't have had his tomb in
Pasargadae and many other reasons that clearly the director/producer has missed or neglected during making this bs.
Kazakh-Sak Tomeris🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
I'm here because of Saladin, the guy playing the Saladin in the movie "Kingdom of Heaven" is here lol
Me too Hahahahaha Ghassan Massoud Hahaha
His delivery of Saladin's lines still echo in my ears to this day. Truly a legendary actor. "I am not those men... I am Salahu-addin... Salahu-addin..."
Fantastic!
on real events
Great movie. The history is not exact but it's close enough for me to have really enjoyed it. Especially the final battle. Great to see Sakae Massagetae and Dahae culture brought to the big screen
أكثر من رائع .. حقيقة تمتعنا بمشاهدة هذا الفيلم 🌹👍
❤🇰🇿❤🇺🇿🇦🇿🇹🇷🇰🇬🇹🇲🇲🇳🇭🇺🐺🤘
Atilla the Hun
Is my descendants
As a Turk, it is an incredible feeling to have such a strong and powerful female ancestor. Tomris Hatun is a character that every Turkish woman should be inspired by. Now don't tell me that Tomris wasn't Turkish. Scythians, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz etc. are all descended from Oghuz Turks. We all come from one ancestry.
Sadly many turkey turks have nothing in common with us turkic folks anymore. You have adapted to the middle east and your culture became arabic. You are also mostly mixed with anatolic people like arabs, kurds, armenian, greeks or bosnian, bulgarian and rumanian people. Tue turk genes are not that strong anymore but you still are proud of that little genes that is still left there. Only few still has slant eyes like us kazakhs for example.
@@GssUppas a Kazakh, If you really think kazakhs are most closest to ancient turks you are wrong, cuz we got mixed with mongolians after mongol invasion making us turkic-mongol nation(mostly turkic).
Oh ! Really
Bro you know that scythians invaded India and after they all lived here
Most of them are still alive and they are divided in caste
The Meena ,Gujjar,jat , rajput
@@GssUpp Do you think being Turkic/Turk is all about looks or having slant eyes? Turkic people's themselves throughout the history never discriminated or looked down on others unlike Europeans or other ethnic groups. Look up Oghuz Turks and their history. The culture still lives and very much alive even in the remotest village in Anatolia. And again Turks were always diverse looking people because they raided and conquered many lands. As a matter of fact, you should be proud of your kin's achievements in the west and how we Oghuz Turks were able to keep our culture alive despite years and years of war and propaganda coming from the so called fake historians from The West or the Soviets. And according to Chinese scripts originally, Turks looked nothing like them. But at the end of the day, who cares seriously 😂 it's all about how you feel. And Ataturk has made that very clear when when he said, "How happy is the one who says , I'm a Turk" and definitely not "How happy is the one who have slant eyes" 😂😂 so get rid of this inferiority complex and looks-based argument, we are not Europeans still carrying this looks based agenda. We are nomads and have never discriminated against people like that for thousands of years. And don't you worry my brothers and sisters, that spirit is still alive and will live forever.
Türkiye den selamlar🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Belickadan selamlar 🤘
Lying psychopaths
A brave turkic chief♥️
Actually the Massagetae are more close related to the Getae/Dacians.
@@LurkerAnonymous Actually Massagetae were a group of nomadic Iranian People And according to Strabo they spoke the same language as meds/Persians but with a different accent.
@@maxnetirtimon4121 They were part of the Scythian/Saka people and were somewhat related to the other inhabitants of the vast steppe; including those living in Scythia (Ukraine), where the royal tribes were located, and Dacia (Romania) where incoming Scythian nomads were assimilated into the local population.
Event if the Massagetae were located further East into Asia, they are still closer related to other Scythian Peoples in the West than with the turkic tribes that didn't event exist at the time, as they emerged later during the 5th-6th century AD (the Göktürks). Tomyris lived in the 5th century BC.
@@maxnetirtimon4121 What I'm saying is that they're part of the Yamnaya culture, which the Turks aren't.
www.sciencemag.org/news/2015/06/nomadic-herders-left-strong-genetic-mark-europeans-and-asians
@@LurkerAnonymous and I agree with that probably you didn't read my comment right Friend.
This movie is actually based on one of Herodotus' versions. The details of Cyrus's death vary by account. The account of Herodotus from his histories provides the second-longest detail, in which Cyrus met his fate. Cyrus the Great was killed in the battle but not the way it was described in the movie. More importantly, people in his time did not look like Asians.
You are saying Asian people magically appeared out of the blue later?
@@arystanbeck914 no. They came from china and mongolia.
@@naitamima8493 people in Central Asia have completely different genes from Chinese and same the same haplogroup as Scythians
Nice story telling but both roman & persian empires dies at the hand of our brave Islam's warriors.. May Allah SWT bless our Muslims warriors..
@@naitamima8493 you have a very narrow knowledge of ancient tribes and history if say this. just try to read more and beyound this racist limits in your mind.
The Scythians are truly impressive people. I would love to know whether they could understand the Persians as they were Iranian as well speaking an Iranian language. What I don't understand is why do the actors look so Asian/Mongolian in that movie? Was that movie funded by a pro-turkic government to promote the falsification of history? Scythians were light-skinned, blonde Iranians.
Modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300 AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
Because movie was filmed by Kazakhs
@@sajansnakipovs9786 Yes, it had to be the Kazakhs - the last remaining great nomadic nation, true heirs to the nomadic civilisation which started 3,000 years ago in the Great Steppe.
Керемет шыккан. Голливудтын фильмдеринен кем емес. Артык болмаса. Мен озим казакпын. Озинди бир тамаша сезинед екенсн. Елиннин фильмдерин шетелдиктер мактап жатканда. Фильмди бирнеше рет кордим. Али де кайталап корп турам. Super ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Голливуд фильмдері бұл фильмнің тырнағына да тұрмайды! Олардыкі тек спецэффект, ал бұл жерде таза түсірілім!
Hello Guys where can I watch the movie?
google maybe
Nice 👍🏽 beautiful cast
5.3 on IMDb ?!?... You must be kidding me
Men qazaqpyn!!!
It is funny to watch the angry reaction of the Iranians to this movie. I guess they are not up to date with modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan, which show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
This story is more a legend than historical fact. There are big doubts about the death of Cyrus the great. This is 1 story, another story says that he died in his bed in his capital.
Wow
🔥🔥🔥
Although the visuals are perfect this movie according to Iranians have alot of misinformation just like the 300 movie
Where can I pirate this movie from?
@@karanp91 Thank you! Managed to see it already but thanks nonetheless. Awesome movie.
@@LurkerAnonymous can you give me the link?
@@muhammadahmad1851 It's one comment above. I used this one when I've watched it:
ok.ru/video/1652442270461
But the one above is better, since it has a subtitle.
Where can we download with subtitles?
Amazon Prime
TOMIRIS KHATUN WAS BORN IN THE AZERBAIJAN. THERE SHE WAS QUEEN OF AZERBAIJAN. HER SON WAS KILLED BY PERSIAN KING. THERE SHE KILLED PERSIAN KING AND SHE DROWNED HIS HEAD IN THE WINE. AND SHE SAID: "DRINK".
come on. he was not azeri or was born in there.
Cyrus the great forgive the life of her son and he was so gentle to him but he killed Cyrus
cool
the film is propagandistic and a total disrespect to history the way it is presented.
It is funny to watch the angry reaction of the Iranians to this movie. I guess they are not up to date with modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan, which show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
All action and nothing about Scythian culture at all... Seeing turks portray iranians breaks my heart. This film sucks. Kazakh government made the scythians look bad.
It is funny to watch the angry reaction of the Iranians to this movie. I guess they are not up to date with modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan, which show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
The history is not true you change the reality, so sorry for this movie
It is funny to watch the angry reaction of the Iranians to this movie. I guess they are not up to date with modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan, which show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
Perfect movie about Scythians which is Turkic tribes in north asian territories 🐕
я казах!
Ал мен Қазақпын.
Only difference between Tomirsi and Cleopatra was that celopatra slept with men to get what see want and she killed the emperor alone when he offered her to sleep with him 😂 and this is what women should be like not like those queen celopatra who compromised her character with every possible men 😂 to get political favours😂
oh, joy pan Turks are on the move.😂😂😂😂😂
Slavs have been really ungrateful to us we saved them from French from Germans. The whole world has not been fair to us and we all know it and tired of it. You do know we believe in the Creator ?
Hii
The director has made this movie just for his country. Persians use arabic words. 😁😁
This is real Kazakhstan, not Borat.
Totally based on a lie story, Read History before making movies.
@@AmirTyper19XX It's about the land of Kazakhstan, may be not the Kazakhs themselves.
@@AmirTyper19XX make your own movies.
@@esteeshin we make our movies about our great history with no lies in it, you go make borat.
you should read history sometimes.
Disgusting psychopaths? Sounds about right. Liars
This is not a kazakh movie of Borads imagination, or persian arabs sycthians 🇮🇷🐒🐪
Lol fake
I am a persian and this movie is based on lies and is a great insult to cyrus if anyone knows 2500 years of history of iran, Cyrus the Great wrote the first inscription on human rights, He forbade slavery, He treated the Jews and the Babylonians well, Cyrus is definitely known to be a compassionate ruler and was no ruthless man, Babylon and the entire realm of Akkad was the witness, He respected enemies and women after every victory the enemies went to fight for him of their ownwill and his army consisted of ten thousands men and owned half the world. After his victory over Nabonidus, Cyrus wants to subdue the Great Massages. This is an Asian nomad tribe that lives near the Caspian Sea. During this campaign, Cyrus was killed, according to Herodotus. His son Cambyses II succeeds him in August 530. The Persian Empire at that time runs from present-day Turkey, Israel and Armenia in the west to Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in the north. The Indus River is the eastern border, the largest empire the world has seen so far.
No ruler is perfect, nor David, nor Solomon. I think because small tribes made this claim that they will fight made him wanting to destroy them. More than that I don't think Tomiris also was perfect. No one is perfect. Kir was helping Jews to restore their Second Temple, and he was acomplishing God's will. This fact alone makes him better than most rulers.
Big lie 👎👎
It is funny to watch the angry reaction of the Iranians to this movie. I guess they are not up to date with modern genetic and anthropological studies on remains from kurgans in Kazakhstan, which show a gradual transition of the originally Iranic Sakas (Eastern Scythians) towards mixed and then Asian composition in terms of their appearance and genetics. This transition took place between 1000 AD and 300AD. By the end of this process the Sakas were assimilated by the incoming Hunnic and Turkic peoples coming from the East. Facial reconstruction shows predominantly Asian appearance in the Altai and Siberian Sakas by 700-500 AD. The genomes of modern-day Kazakhs are about 1/3 Indo-European/Scythian (or even earlier Botai culture), 1/3 Turkic and 1/3 Mongol and this reflects very well the history of the nomads who lived in the Great Steppe in Kazakhstan for thousands of years. Thus, Kazakhs are entitled to make this movie about their ancestors - as these Sakas were our ancestors, not of modern day Iranians. Moreover, Sakas constantly fought with Persians and looked very different from them. Persians themselves portrayed them as very different from themselves on the relief frescos on the walls of Persepolis. Persians are pictures with curvy hair and beards and narrow faces whereas as Sakas are always pictured with straight/wavy hair, almond-shaped eyes and raised cheek bones. Kazakhs preserved the original way of life and even clothing of the Scythians for hundreds of years. So, the brave nomad queen Tomiris is OUR heroine and not the one for the Persians! She herself would not want to be counted as a Persian for sure...
A HISTORICAL LIE
Ozbeklar geroyinasi qozoq emas
🤦🏻♀️ общее
Turkic
Kardash biz bir turk devletterimiz, bul bizdin ortak tarih
TAMERLAN QAZAQ
oh, bastaldy... bul degen ortaq tarih, ol kezde ozbek qazq bolgan emes, ortaq ata babalarymyz bolatyn.
Marxists
Hello Borat
iyi aksamlar
Whemen, no thanks
It's true story
It’s qazaq’s history,she were queen
It was actually pretty entertaining movie. There’s some cgi that doesn’t hold up. I’d give a 7/10.
@@matthewwalls3505 plz anyone send me the eng sub file of this movie plz plz
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