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Unable to endure the cruelty of their owners, the farm animals leave the farm in search of the magical land of Susambil.

A brief of overview of education in Uzbekistan

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A 30-year-old man named Toir, living in Scotland, returns to Tashkent to get married. At his father’s request, his childhood friends — Anvar, Nusrat, and Qudrat — come to meet him. But an unexpected accident occurs: Qudrat’s martial arts–style greeting leaves Toir paralyzed. Now Toir can still see with his eyes, but his body is motionless — he is “Frozen,” both literally and metaphorically. The three friends embark on bizarre, comedic, and adventurous attempts to cure him. Beneath their efforts lies the genuine power of friendship, kindness, loyalty, and love. Sometimes, to melt a frozen heart, memories, friendship, and love are all it takes…

Aziz finds himself in a difficult situation: in order to win the hand of his beloved, he must fulfil his promise to her strict father, otherwise she will be married to another.

Fayzullo (79 years old), Mardon (73 years old) and Hamrokul (83 years old) are close friends. Until this age, they traveled by bicycle to all 11 regions of Uzbekistan, except for the Khorezm region and the Republic of Karakalpakstan. They were set to tour again in early 2021. Unfortunately, the pandemic began and this dream did not come true. Two years later - in 2023 - they got... another chance to make this dream come true.

Documentary film “Shukhrat Abbasov. Close-up" is dedicated to the memory of People's Artist of the USSR, film director Shukhrat Abbasov (1931 - 2018). Friends and colleagues of the Master (Ali Khamraev, Elyer Ishmukhamedov, Valentina Gushchina, Shavkat Abdusalamov, Maxim Pavlov, Farrukh Zakirov, Odilsha Agishev, Vladimir Vorobey, Natalya Arinbasarova) share their contributions.

Ismoil and Hasan, two brothers who live in the Katta Langa region of Uzbekistan, make a living selling shoes. The dream of Ismoil the older brother is to one day be able to buy a mule to help them work less hard, while Hasan the younger brother is worried that his brother will live in his dreams.

In rural Uzbekistan, the bond between two young men leads the mother of one of them to make a heartbreaking decision.

Stains of Oxus evokes an oneiric journey through the greatest Central Asian river, Amu Dariya – known in Greek times as Oxus, portraying the transformation of landscape and witnessing people that inhabit its riverbanks, beginning from the high plateau of Tajikistan to the lowland desserts in Uzbekistan where the river finds its end. Uzbekistan where the river finds its longest journey is one of the two land locked countries in the world, making water a sacred element of nature. Stains of Oxus attempts to bring back a memory of how water has been worshiped and taken care in the tradition. This abstract topographic journey awakes the question of Central Asian ecosystem and landscape, traditions of caring about water and brings up the problem of water mismanagement in the region in a poetic way.

A beautiful young woman has finished her studies abroad and returned to her childhood home. The main character is an ordinary guy who appreciates his friends and the streets of his beloved Tashkent more than anything else in life. Fate bumps these two together, after which they have to find a common language.

A young couple finds an unusual way to deal with the wife being harassed.

Allanyaz Utanyazov, in Nukus, the capital of Karakalpakya, breadwinner of the family since he was 12, and now harvests corn, teaches children English, and builds houses in the village, depending on the season. Repeating images: the sun rising, the ship sailing, the house being built. A Karakalpak saying: “If you want to sail, build a ship of good deeds” – like the protagonist does.

Listening to runaways ages 6 to 14, brought into the ‘babies room’ of the police station, where the police must decide whether to return the children to their homes or send them to orphanages.

A film investigating ancient writings with a visual reconstruction of the Avesta texts and beautiful settings.

The story of caracul fur production, sheep separated for slaughter from lambs three days old, the difficulty not only for the sheep but also for the shepherds who put much energy into the birthing of the lambs.

Shoqosim is a football fan. Joraboy is a cook. They both work in a hotel in Uzbekistan.