Дикие народы Курдистана (1965)

In early 19th-century Kurdistan, Karl, also known as Kara Ben-Nemsi, receives a passport from the Ottoman Sultan, allowing him to travel through the region. In Mossul, he discovers Achmed El Corda, the son of a local sheik and leader of the Hadedhin Beduin tribe, has been captured by the Turkish governor for resisting the governor's water seizures.To free Achmed, Kara Ben-Nemsi undertakes a difficult journey through dangerous lands. He must navigate the alliances and conflicts between local tribes, Ottoman forces, and those seeking control of the region’s resources, relying on his courage, determination, and knowledge of the local customs.This story explores friendship, loyalty, and survival during a period of colonialism and oppression, highlighting the resilience of its characters as they face the challenges of their time.