Populär Vun Kazakhstan

A film about a veteran of the Great Patriotic War Semyon Simonovich Kalinin. He was born on July 12, 1920. From 1939 to 1958 he served in the Soviet Army, went through the war from beginning to end. He was a paratrooper, scout, partisan, then graduated from flight school and became a pilot. Participated in battles near Moscow and Stalingrad. Participant in the 1945 Victory Parade in Moscow. He flew fighter jets and, in peacetime, jet planes. He made an emergency landing several times and survived. They planned to take him to the cosmonaut corps. After the war, he found his destiny, got married and lived with his wife for 53 years. They have four children, eight grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. This legendary man passed away quite recently, at the age of 97, but he managed to tell the whole world about his years, lived not in vain.

Zhibek is a young athlete. Her life changes dramatically when CrossFit appears in her. She developed in herself an unshakable fortitude of spirit and the will to win. But more than anything in the world, she wants to be believed in, especially her father.

Taraz is the largest modern city in the south of Kazakhstan. Few people know that its history goes back more than one and a half thousand years. The archaeological study of ancient Taraz began in 2011, reaching its climax in 2014. In the very center of the city, under the layers of asphalt, archaeologists discovered medieval temples, baths, stone-paved streets, and a developed water supply system.

A new actress appears in one of the provincial theaters. Everyone wants to get her attention. But most of all, he is a very insecure simple prop of this theater. What would he be willing to do in order to be with her?

A lonely figure finds an elevator in the middle of an empty city. Who knows where that elevator will lead it...

The film is about the duality of human nature. There is "divine" and "diabolical" in every person, good and bad, but sometimes it is so difficult to distinguish one from the other.

What can connect Steve Jobs, bathroom mats, chicken necks and... the desire to listen to your heart?