Scheherazade's Last Night 1988

Overview

Scheherazade's Last Night is a 1988 film that functions as a continuation of the adventures featuring the heroes of Scheherazade's 1002nd Night. The production is categorized as a fantasy film that also incorporates elements of romance, family, and adventure. Directed by Takhir Sabirov, the motion picture has a runtime of one hour and twenty-eight minutes. According to historical records, the film is also known by the Russian title Poslednaya noch Shakherezady and is identified as a Soviet-Syrian children's fantasy production based on the classic One Thousand and One Nights. While the film was released in 1988, some documentation notes a 1987 production date. The narrative serves as a follow-up to the previous installment in the series, continuing the story established in the earlier work. As a piece of cinematic history, it remains a notable example of collaborative Soviet-Syrian filmmaking within the fantasy genre, focusing on the legendary tales associated with the character of Scheherazade. The film is officially recognized in international databases as a feature-length project that brings these traditional stories to the screen.