The Goat Horn

Year: 1994

Runtime: 88 mins

Language: Bulgarian

Director: Nikolay Volev

Drama

In medieval Bulgaria under Ottoman rule, goatherd Karaivan’s wife is raped and killed in a Turkish raid, witnessed by his daughter Mariya, who becomes mute. Driven by revenge, Karaivan retreats to a mountain cave, raises Mariya as a boy and trains her in combat and archery. She falls for a Muslim shepherd, but her father kills the lover.

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