The Legend of Tomiris (2019) is a historical epic based on the true story of Tomiris, the legendary queen of the Massagetae—a nomadic tribe in Central Asia. Set in the 6th century BCE, the film follows Tomiris’s journey from a young girl to a fearless leader, driven by a quest for justice and vengeance after the brutal murder of her family and the betrayal of her people.

After witnessing the death of her father, the Massagetae king, Tomiris rises to power in a male-dominated world, uniting her scattered tribes to defend their homeland against foreign invaders. Her greatest challenge comes when Cyrus the Great of the Persian Empire seeks to conquer her territory.

Refusing to bow to his might, Tomiris leads her warriors into battle against the Persian forces, culminating in a fierce and decisive confrontation.

The film highlights Tomiris’s unwavering determination, strategic brilliance, and deep sense of duty to her people. It explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the fight for freedom, showcasing intense battle sequences and rich depictions of ancient nomadic culture. Through her courage and leadership, Tomiris becomes a symbol of resistance against oppression, securing her place in history as one of the most formidable female warriors of her time.