Mamay

Year: 2003

Runtime: 80 mins

Language: Ukrainian

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Mamay weaves Ukrainian and Tatar folklore into a Romeo‑and‑Juliet romance on the wild Crimean steppes centuries ago. Cossack Mamay falls for Tatar beauty Omai amid a borderland of East and West, farmer and nomad. The title holds several meanings: in Turkic it means “no one,” and in Persian legend it means “spirit of the steppes.”

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