Populär Vun Kazakhstan

Nowadays Kazakh women are going through all the same processes as their contemporaries in other countries. We are not alien to such trends as feminism, we understand what the participants of the #Me Too movement are talking about. And all this happens on the background of the deliberations on “who we are, the Kazakhs?” Khanshas, princesses, regents, rulers of the clan and shield maidens – the film draws a parallel between different women’s fates, raises questions about the gender and national identity and also studies the female face of Power on the examples of the Turkic-Mongolian states on the territory of the Great Steppe.

His nickname in music is sam1 (someone). He is looking for himself, despite the fact that he is 34 years old. Outwardly, she dresses like a teenager, and at times thinks the same way. He tries himself in rap, in acting, but the main occupation is Service repair of equipment. Samat cannot quit his permanent job, as there are circumstances such as his mother and brother, who is being treated in Russia. Their father abandoned them when they were children, so their mother raised them alone. He also reads prayers. Namaz and religion for him is a very important component, thanks to which Samat finds himself. But he is not trying to be famous here and now, and he understands that this takes time and work. After all, who knows, maybe his finest hour has not yet come.

The film is dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War and tells about the fate of soldiers.

An average teenager who lives in an ordinary city embarks on an adventure that takes him across three realms. The first world represents his house and close friends. The second depicts society and its battle for survival. He grew up in the community where he was viewed as inferior. His school experience wasn’t his best time as he was constantly bullied and underwent changes due to puberty. The proper sex education wasn’t provided by his school. The violence and indifference he witnessed in two worlds piqued his interest in discovering his own world of freedom and harmony. At one point, the pressure incoming from two worlds has finalized his decision to proceed his new journey into the third world.

In this film you will see labour emigrants from Uzbekistan who for many years have been working in a car wash and a vehicle service station in Almaty (Kazakhstan).

The film is dedicated to the modern history of Kazakhstan. The unique evidence of direct eyewitnesses and participants in the process of nuclear disarmament of the country, the construction of a new capital of the state and the practical participation of Kazakhstan in international peacekeeping projects from Syria to Ukraine formed the basis of this picture.

Sung by Kazakh poets, the Great Steppe is slowly and surely turning into slums. The film was shot in the city of Taraz - one of the oldest cities in Kazakhstan, once referred to as Dzhambul.

A disadvantaged area in the south of Kazakhstan is isolated due to coronavirus restrictions. Viktor Schmidt, once a resident of besieged Leningrad, many years later finds himself in a situation of blockade again.

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.

"Zhetysu" is literally translated from the Kazakh language as "Seven rivers". This is the most ancient historical and geographical region of the Almaty region which is being studied by Kazakhstani archaeologists. Of particular interest to them is the era of the early nomads. Digging up ancient burial mounds, archaeologists are trying to trace the migration routes of the nomadic tribes of Altai and make an unexpected discovery.

The name of the Buddha Shakyamuni is translated as "Sage of the Sak family." However, whether the Buddha was really a Sak, no one has proven in science so far. Based on some similarities between Buddhism and Tengrianism, as well as on the striking similarity between Buddhist culture and Saka style, Kazakh archaeologist Arman Umarkhodzhiev puts forward a theory about the blood relationship of the Shakyamuni Buddha family with the prosperous Saka tribes that lived in the same era on the territory of modern Kazakhstan. For confirmation of their theory, the researchers go on an expedition to Nepal.

"With and without a face.Touch" is a monologue film.

"Children.HIV.Society" is the documentary ending of the worst film. The proposed synchrons are an opportunity to show the situation with the ignorance of schoolchildren on the topic of "HIV and AIDS".

The life of migrants in Kazakhstan.

The film consists of four stories. The documentary part of the film is an interview with a man who got into a difficult life situation and chose to help people living with HIV as his life credo. The film also contains three game stories of people facing the problem of HIV.

Topic: "Labor migration without risks". The film was created with the financial support of UN Women

Alyona is 11 and a half, she has Down syndrome. Despite her illness, the girl is very smart and active, studied for 4 years in a correction class. And when her parents decided to send her to a comprehensive school, they faced problems.

The main themes of the film "Roads" were tolerance, hospitality and respect for other peoples and religions, which is very typical for Kazakhstan – there are more than 3,000 religious associations in our country, representing more than 40 denominations.

A short film about the horrors that await children on the Internet. The director is sure that the World Wide Web is capable of severely traumatizing the psyche of teenagers.

The film is about the fact that humanity can lose its world, the Earth, if it does not begin to take better care of the place where it lives. In the film, you can see how quickly humanity is losing what God created for human life.