Alim

Set against the rugged, sun-bleached landscapes of 19th-century Crimea, Alim follows the radicalization of a simple peasant who transforms into a symbol of collective resistance. Driven by the systemic cruelty of the local aristocracy and the indifference of the ruling class, Alim retreats into the mountains, adopting the mantle of a noble outlaw. This isn't just a story of theft and redistribution; it is a cinematic attempt to codify a folk legend into a revolutionary icon. As Alim moves from village to village, he becomes less of a man and more of a ghost in the machine of the state, challenging the very foundations of property and power in a pre-revolutionary world.