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"Set in the sixteenth century, the film chronicles the bloody Polish revolution against the Cossacks, who were led by the brazen, barbaric Taras Bulba. Bulba must contend with his wayward son Andrel."@en
"Durante miles de años, arios y otros pueblos han luchado por la hegemonía en la región de Ucrania. En el siglo XVI, son el polaco y el turco los dos ejércitos que luchan por el poder en la zona. Finalmente la victoria se decanta del lado eslavo, gracias a la ayuda de los cosacos, comandados por Taras Bulba. El jefe de los polacos invita a los jefes aliados a brindar por la victoria. Sin embargo, sus agasajos son despreciados por Bulba, incapaz de subordinarse."@es
"Durante miles de años, arios y otros pueblos han luchado por la hegemonía en la región de Ucrania. En el siglo XVI, son el polaco y el turco los dos ejércitos que luchan por el poder en la zona. Finalmente la victoria se decanta del lado eslavo, gracias a la ayuda de los cosacos, comandados por Taras Bulba. El jefe de los polacos invita a los jefes aliados a brindar por la victoria. Sin embargo, sus agasajos son despreciados por Bulba, incapaz de subordinarse."
"A powerful Cossack chieftain has bitter disagreements with his rebellious son."@en
"In 16th century Ukraine, the Cossacks are fighting against the invading Turks and the treacherous Poles. Taras Bulba is a powerful Cossack chieftain who wants his land free. In Kiev, one of his two sons, Andrei, falls in love with the Polish governor's daughter. For her love, Andrei betrays his own people. Taras Bulba himself kills Andrei because of his betrayal, and eventually leads the Cossacks to victory."@en
"A "Romeo and Juliet" story that takes place in the late 16th century. Ukraine. Taras has settled into comfortable farm life after years of adventures and swashbuckling with his cossack companions. Though not wealthy, he is able to send his son Andrei away to a Polish school. At this time the Poles are overlords of Ukraine and the origin of the cossacks is struggle of the Ukrainian serfs to free themselves and their land of Polish domination. Toward this end Taras hopes that his son will be educated in the ways of the enemy. Instead, Andrei falls in love with the daughter of a Polish nobleman, setting the stage for a clash between love, family honor, and a struggle for national identity."
"Set in the Ukraine of the 16th century, a powerful Cossack chieftain is determined to regain his land from treacherous Polish invaders. Despite bitter dissension in the ranks, he is soon leading his soldiers into savage warfare. But further conflict erupts when his headstrong son, Andrei, falls deeply in love with a Polish girl. Spectacular battle scenes highlight the nonstop action, arriving at a shattering climax in which father and son must ultimately confront the rift between them."@en
"Set in the Ukraine of the 16th century, a powerful Cossack chieftain is determined to regain his land from treacherous Polish invaders. Despite bitter dissension in the ranks, he is soon leading his soldiers into savage warfare. But further conflict erupts when his headstrong son, Andrei, falls deeply in love with a Polish girl. Spectacular battle scenes highlight the nonstop action, arriving at a shattering climax in which father and son must ultimately confront the rift between them."
"Un guerrier cosaque, Taras Bulba tente de soulever le peuple contre les occupants magyars, pendant que son propre fils s'est épris d'une jeune hongroise... Un grand spectacle assuré !..."
"A 16th century Cossack cheiftan is determined to regain his land fron Polish invaders, & leads his soldiers into war. Conflict arises between him & his son, who loves a Polish girl. Spectacular battles lead to a climax in which the two men must confront the rift between them."@en
"Yul Brynner plays the role of Taras Bulba a 16th century Cossack leader who fought for the independence of his people from the Poles and the Turks. The story gains momentum when Taras' son, Andrei falls in love with Natalia, a Polish noblewoman. Driven back to his homeland after Natalia's brother dies in a fight, Andrei finds that the Cossacks have amassed an army large enough to attack the Poles at Dubno. Spectacular battle scenes highlight the nonstop action, leading to the moment when father and son confront each other. Filmed in Argentina, where horses and riders come cheap, this melodrama relies on masses of horses and men charging across the screen as its main attractions."@en