To Kill a Dragon

Year: 1988

Runtime: 123 mins

Language: Russian

Director: Mark Zakharov

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Dragon rules as a blood‑thirsty dictator, killing anyone who opposes him. Lancelot arrives to rescue the beautiful Elsa. Lancelot can win only by freeing the populace from the fear that powers Dragon. Dragon shifts through personas—a dragon, a samurai, a Nazi—then drops all masks to reveal his true self, sparking the final battle.

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