Aynura (2001 film)

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Aynura
Image from the film, depicting Aynur holding a blade.
Directed by	Hayal Derya, Adile Umut
Screenplay by	Hikari National Screenplay Presidium
Story by	Orkide Esen, Yakar Akses, Asena Sun
Based on	Ode to Aynur the Rebel, Hikari War of Independence
Produced by	Vesile Seda
Starring	Borte Odval, Adile Umut, Ceydar Adak, Nedim Erdac
Edited by	Orbei Maa, Isitan Asli, National Executive Editing Commitee
Music by	Unified Workers Militia Choir
Production companies	Hikari National Animation Directorate Hakikara State Broadcasting Pictures
Distributed by	Hakikara State Broadcasting Pictures
Release dates	February 14, 2001 (2001-02-14) (domestic) November 20, 2001 (2001-11-20) (international)
Running time	89 minutes
Country	Hakikara
Language	Hikari
Budget	estimated $94 million

Aynura is a 2001 Hikari animated film produced by the State-owned Hikari State Broadcasting Pictures. Based upon the folk hero Aynur, the film is a reimagining of the story, taking place in an indeterminate era, with Aynur portrayed as a Communist figure fighting against the forces of Suvania, despite neither Communist theory nor Suvania as a state existing during the Orda and Horde Period she supposedly resided in. The story of the film describes Aynur as a daughter of a Suvan official, Temurlen Ordai, who led an army of Suvan defectors dressed up as women after a male force was denied by right-wing members of the Broad Resistance.