Ilya Muromets (1956)

The gathering of unprecedented giants and four years in the Soviet film industry, in the luxurious scenes created at that time, with a total of 100000 6000 characters and 10 1000 horses, as well as the walls of the physically large city of Kiev and the huge setting of the court also have a great shock. King Carlin, the villain character, usually sits on a divine sedan carried by dozens of men. The original title of the film is "Song of strong Men", which is the protagonist in the ancient Russian "Song of the strong Man" (that is, the traditional folk song of heroes) first spread by the protagonist Elijah MuroMetz (English: Ilya of Murom). He was the main warrior in the palace of St. Vladimir I in Kiev in the 10th century. Elijah was born as a farmer and was regarded as a hopeless child from birth because he did not learn to walk until he was in his thirties. -- Sunda, such as the Disease Shadow