Dzhulbars

Name: Dzhulbars
Director: Vladimir Shnejderov
Genre: Adventure
Released: 1935
Duration: 1 h 19 min
Cast: Natalya Gitserot, Ivan Bobrov, Nikolai P. Cherkasov, Andrey Fayt, Mykola Makarenko

1935 Adventure 79 minutes Directed by Vladimir Shnejderov

About Dzhulbars

Basmachi attack a caravan bound for mountain villages and take the old guide Sho-Murad and his granddaughter Peri. Border guards and the sheepdog Dzhulbars go after the captives. Vladimir Schneiderov directed the Mezhrabpomfilm action picture. Nikolay Cherkasov plays Sho-Murad.

Cast & crew

More about Dzhulbars

Gabriel El-Registan wrote it and Sergei Vasilenko composed the score. Wikidata gives 79 minutes and the year 1935. Natalya Gitserot plays Peri.

Themes

a caravan raid
a captive grandfather and granddaughter
a border dog
Dzhulbars
Sho-Murad
Peri
basmachi
border guards

Background

The raid is staged as a basmachi attack on a civilian caravan, the setting of several 1930s Soviet border films.

Music

Sergei Vasilenko is the composer credited on Wikidata.

Notes

Nikolai Makarenko plays Tkachenko, Ivan Bobrov plays Abdullo, and Andrey Fayt plays Kerim.
Cherkasov is billed as N. P. Cherkasov-Sergeyev.
The English Wikipedia plot uses the spelling Julbars for the dog.
The dog, not a named officer, shares the rescue with the border guards.

Scenes

Border guards and the sheepdog Dzhulbars go after Sho-Murad and Peri after the basmachi take the caravan.

Also available

Wikimedia Commons (1935 Джульбарс.webm)