Comparison of the role and function of the "wolf" symbol in the mythology and culture of the peoples of the modern world with the image of a wolf in the world cinema

People in today's world need a variety of indicators in order to communicate quickly. One of the most important indicators that we add to our modern lives is the wolf. The wolf is one of the most mythological animal species and one of the oldest symbols that is considered an icon. It has been interpreted not only as a symbol of sensitivity, intellect, bravery, and nobility throughout history, but also as a symbol of cruelty and bloodlust. The fact that this animal has so many positive characteristics is the key reason for its popularity. Wolf reflects the pinnacle of independence, bravery, family loyalty, pride, nobility, intellect, and strategic thought. As a result, it has various mythological symbols in ancient cultures ranging from Africa to Europe and Asia to the Americas. Throughout history, the wolf has been revered as one of the most significant totems in Turkish cultures. Since Turkish people believe they are descended from a gray wolf, the gray wolf—the national emblem of Turkish nations—becomes even more important. The lineage is thought to be divided into two sections, one of which is linked to the Sky Wolf and the other to the Sky Deer. The sky is represented by the Gray wolf, while the earth is represented by the Fallow deer. It represents the spirit of war, independence, speed, and nature in Turkish mythology, and it appears and shows the way if there are any threats. Wolf, according to Bashkir legend, fell in front of his ancestors and demonstrated his right path. That is why they were given the name Bashkir, which means "wolf-headed." The crescent tactic (or Turan tactic) is a half-circle with The Turks are said to have adopted the wolf's tactic of drawing the enemy into the circle and closing it for the first time. The Gray Wolf is still synonymous with rescuers and leaders today. Although the most contemporary and exceptional interpretations will expose this circumstance. The Wolf has numerous mythological meanings as an emblem throughout history, from the earliest civilizations to the most recent cultures. It also served as an inspiration for creative people in many fields of literature and fine arts, resulting in the production of beautiful works. So, where does the Wolf stand today in the world of cinema? Is the image still preserved in history after a thousand years? My own translations of Azerbaijani and Russian sources were used in the report. Keywords: Mythology, Culture, Turkish peoples culture Wolf, Wolf image, Cinema, Symbol, Representation, Literature, Art