Ne boysya, ya s toboy

A fabulous Soviet Azerbaijani co-production overflowing each of the listed genres with exciting Action, rousing Adventure, light-hearted Comedy, wonderful Music and touching Romance, non-stop entertainment from start to finish. With spontaneous outbursts of song and instrumental, each beautifully filmed scene captivates with wondrous delight. Magnificent natural landscapes portray a spectacular scenic backdrop. An outstanding cast features two companion characters. Philosophical San Sanych (Lev Durov) is a true friend who surprises with some incredible martial arts and skilled performer Rustam (Mukhtar-bek Kantemirov) was a real life professional ring entertainer from a famous family of circus horse riders. Here the handsome, mild mannered Ossetian showcases some spectacular talents, he was also highly proficient at throwing target knives & axes. An exceptional film is as the translated title suggests... an uplifting story of friendship, of righteousness and kindness. Highly Recommended Soviet Classic .!!

This is a beautiful musical movie. Here is a successful combination of Azerbaijani modern and folklore music. Azerbaijani composer Polad Byul-Byul-ogly plays and sings his own songs in this movie.

Although you will see highway robbers, a lots of gunfire scene, this is a movie about the kindness. Even the inveterate robber can't kill a singer after he listen to his song. If you're out of humor watch this movie.

It is one of my favorite Soviet movies. Unusual combination of good actors, nice music and songs, and some mystical spirit turn a relatively simple plot a nice movie to see again and again. It is hard to imagine a movie, which brought together people from very different walks of life such as great Russian actors Durov and Jursky, a famous stunt man and circus actor Kantemirov, and a composer/singer Polad Bul' Bul Ogly. But it was done and it appears to be great. Add to it nice mountain scenery, interesting historical context, and really great songs.

What else you may wish?