The Women- Rulers of Eurasia (Sovereigns of Eurasia)

The documentary film delves into the powerful and influential women of Kazakhstan's nomadic past. The film examines how women held power and influence at various levels in the steppe society and how their rights were far more expensive than those of their contemporaries in other parts of the world. The film also examines the role of women in the political life of Turkic-Mongolian, post-Horde states on the Great Steppe, and the impact of this history on the ideals and goals of Kazakhstani women today. Through the stories of Khans' wives, princesses, regents, rulers of the clan, and shield maidens, this film aims to provide a deeper understanding of national, gender, and self-identity. The film serves as a motivation and inspiration for the women and girls of today and helps to answer the question of who the Kazakhs are and the role of women in their society.