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1.Mongol - The Rise To Power Of Genghis Khan [2008] starring: Tadanobu Asano, Odnyam Odsuren, Sun Honglei, Khulan Chuluun directed by: Sergei Bodrov September 29, 2008
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Mongol is the first part of a trilogy of films on the life of Genghis Khan by Russian director Sergei Bodrov. With that in mind, you shouldn't be surprised when the film ends suddenly with Genghis' rise to power, as two more films are expected in the next few years. It is also a wise decision on behalf of Bodrov to make a trilogy considering that other attempts at condensing the Khan's life into a two or three hour slot have failed so miserably in the past (Howard Hughes/John Wayne's 1956 film the Conqueror being the most notable). This first half starts with Genghis as a nine-year-old boy, then called Temujin (spelt Temudgin in the film's subtitles) as he sets off with his father to choose a bride from a rival tribe, the ... Read More:

2.Running Free [1999] starring: Chase Moore, Maria Geelbooi, Arie Verveen, Jan Decleir, Graham Clarke directed by: Sergei Bodrov April 09, 2001
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A nice film, the story wasn't brilliant but visually it is a treat, some great shots of beautiful horses, worth watching for these alone. Horse lovers will relish this film, but for the non-horse-obsessed it can be a bit boring at times and is fairly predictable.

3.Mongol - The Rise To Power Of Genghis Khan [Blu-ray] [2008] starring: Tadanobu Asano, Odnyam Odsuren, Sun Honglei, Khulan Chuluun directed by: Sergei Bodrov October 06, 2008
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God god I have never been so bored in my life! This film is utter tripe! 1080p quality is very good, but you can only look at the scenery for a while before nodding off. Take your dog for a walk rather than waste your time with this film.

4.Nomad - The Warrior [2007] starring: Jason Scott Lee, Jay Hernandez, Kuno Becker, Mark Dacascos directed by: Sergei Bodrov September 29, 2008
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God god I have never been so bored in my life! This film is utter tripe! 1080p quality is very good, but you can only look at the scenery for a while before nodding off. Take your dog for a walk rather than waste your time with this film.

5.Prisoner of the Mountains [1998] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Oleg Menshikov, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Susanna Mekhraliyeva, Jemal Sikharulidze, Aleksandr Bureyev directed by: Sergei Bodrov July 01, 2003
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Whilst most war films highlight the violence, destruction and senseless brutality of conflict Prisoner of the mountains chooses to focus on the relationships between the characters thrown together by Russias conflict with Chechnya. Protagonist Vanya is a conscript who has no time to find his feet before he is captured by the enemy along with hardened veteran Sasha. Vanyas naievity and innocence contrasts with Sashas toughness and as a result leads him to form a friendship with the daughter of his captor Abdul whose intention is to use the captives as a bargaining chip to secure the release of his own son held by the Russians in a nearby town, garrisoned by an apathetic conscript force and led by an equally jaded commander.If you are excpecting an action ... Read More:

6.The Bear/Running Free/Fly Away Home starring: Jack Wallace, Andre Lacombe, Jan Decleir, Arie Verveen, Jeff Daniels directed by: Jean-Jacques Annaud, Sergei Bodrov, Carroll Ballard February 25, 2008
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Whilst most war films highlight the violence, destruction and senseless brutality of conflict Prisoner of the mountains chooses to focus on the relationships between the characters thrown together by Russias conflict with Chechnya. Protagonist Vanya is a conscript who has no time to find his feet before he is captured by the enemy along with hardened veteran Sasha. Vanyas naievity and innocence contrasts with Sashas toughness and as a result leads him to form a friendship with the daughter of his captor Abdul whose intention is to use the captives as a bargaining chip to secure the release of his own son held by the Russians in a nearby town, garrisoned by an apathetic conscript force and led by an equally jaded commander.If you are excpecting an action ... Read More:

7.Nomad: The Warrior [2006] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Kuno Becker, Jason Scott Lee, Jay Hernandez, Doskhan Zholzhaksynov, Ayanat Ksenbai directed by: Ivan Passer, Sergei Bodrov July 24, 2007
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Whilst most war films highlight the violence, destruction and senseless brutality of conflict Prisoner of the mountains chooses to focus on the relationships between the characters thrown together by Russias conflict with Chechnya. Protagonist Vanya is a conscript who has no time to find his feet before he is captured by the enemy along with hardened veteran Sasha. Vanyas naievity and innocence contrasts with Sashas toughness and as a result leads him to form a friendship with the daughter of his captor Abdul whose intention is to use the captives as a bargaining chip to secure the release of his own son held by the Russians in a nearby town, garrisoned by an apathetic conscript force and led by an equally jaded commander.If you are excpecting an action ... Read More:

8.Mongol [Blu-ray] [2007] starring: Tadanobu Asano, Amadu Mamadakov, Khulan Chuluun, Aliya, Tegen Ao directed by: Sergei Bodrov October 14, 2008
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Whilst most war films highlight the violence, destruction and senseless brutality of conflict Prisoner of the mountains chooses to focus on the relationships between the characters thrown together by Russias conflict with Chechnya. Protagonist Vanya is a conscript who has no time to find his feet before he is captured by the enemy along with hardened veteran Sasha. Vanyas naievity and innocence contrasts with Sashas toughness and as a result leads him to form a friendship with the daughter of his captor Abdul whose intention is to use the captives as a bargaining chip to secure the release of his own son held by the Russians in a nearby town, garrisoned by an apathetic conscript force and led by an equally jaded commander.If you are excpecting an action ... Read More:

9.Prisoner Of The Mountains [1998] starring: Oleg Menshikov, Sergei Bodrov Jr., Susanna Mekhraliyeva, Jemal Sikharulidze, Aleksandr Bureyev directed by: Sergei Bodrov June 22, 1998
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Whilst most war films highlight the violence, destruction and senseless brutality of conflict Prisoner of the mountains chooses to focus on the relationships between the characters thrown together by Russias conflict with Chechnya. Protagonist Vanya is a conscript who has no time to find his feet before he is captured by the enemy along with hardened veteran Sasha. Vanyas naievity and innocence contrasts with Sashas toughness and as a result leads him to form a friendship with the daughter of his captor Abdul whose intention is to use the captives as a bargaining chip to secure the release of his own son held by the Russians in a nearby town, garrisoned by an apathetic conscript force and led by an equally jaded commander.If you are excpecting an action packed ... Read More:

10.Running Free starring: Chase Moore, Maria Geelbooi, Arie Verveen, Jan Decleir, Graham Clarke directed by: Sergei Bodrov
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A nice film, the story wasn't brilliant but visually it is a treat, some great shots of beautiful horses, worth watching for these alone. Horse lovers will relish this film, but for the non-horse-obsessed it can be a bit boring at times and is fairly predictable.

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