The Legend of Tomiris (2019) is a historical drama based on the life of Tomiris, a warrior queen of the Saka tribes in ancient Central Asia. The film is set in the 6th century BC and explores themes of power, courage, and the fight for freedom.

The story begins with Tomiris (played by Almira Tursyn), who is the daughter of the Saka king. Following her father’s death, she rises to power amidst a tumultuous period marked by invasions and conflicts. The film portrays her journey from a young girl training in the ways of war to a fierce leader determined to protect her people from external threats, particularly from the Persian king Cyrus the Great.

As the plot unfolds, Tomiris faces numerous challenges, including betrayal, loss, and the struggle to unite her tribes against the invading forces. She demonstrates exceptional leadership and martial skills, rallying her people to fight back against the Persian army. The film culminates in a dramatic battle where Tomiris confronts Cyrus, showcasing her strategic prowess and indomitable spirit.

The Legend of Tomiris highlights not only the personal sacrifices made by its titular character but also the broader historical significance of her legacy as a powerful female figure in a male-dominated world. The film combines elements of action and drama, depicting the fierce determination of a queen who fought for her people’s freedom and honor.