Bagdad Mustafin

There is a rather bizarre planet in the universe. The main character, who possesses magical powers, flies to Earth, where he meets and falls in love with an ordinary earthly girl.

The legendary Turkic hero Korkyt-ata continues his search for immortality, but the outcome of his wanderings in all parts of the world is always the same — a fresh grave and a snake appear on the way, embodying the approach of death. The Aral Sea. On the dried-up bottom, among old ships and dead sands, a large boat has been resting for years. Adults and children wander around her deck. Unexpectedly, she resumes swimming. Water is time itself. Passengers embark on a journey through shifted eras and revived tradition, trying to figure out who they are and where they are going.

There is a rather bizarre planet in the universe. The main character, who possesses magical powers, flies to Earth, where he meets and falls in love with an ordinary earthly girl.

The legendary Turkic hero Korkyt-ata continues his search for immortality, but the outcome of his wanderings in all parts of the world is always the same — a fresh grave and a snake appear on the way, embodying the approach of death. The Aral Sea. On the dried-up bottom, among old ships and dead sands, a large boat has been resting for years. Adults and children wander around her deck. Unexpectedly, she resumes swimming. Water is time itself. Passengers embark on a journey through shifted eras and revived tradition, trying to figure out who they are and where they are going.