Meşhur Kimden Kazakhstan

"Invisible Front" - Film Company "Elim-ai" Asanali Ashimov, with the participation of JSC "Kazakhfilm, 2011-13, a 20-episode documentary film dedicated to the activities of the national security agencies of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Azamat was surprised when when three little dogs entered his grandfather's garden. But getting constantly in trouble, Granddad decides they've got to go. Azamat has to think fast on how he can save them from Grandad's strict order.

Azamat, before leaving for the army, wants to buy a car for his father so that he can earn a living on it. There are 10 days left before the army, and he agrees to steal.

The film features video footage of the massacre of demonstrators in Zhanaozen on December 16, 2011, supplemented by the author's footage.

The life of Maksat, a charming masseur, changes dramatically after meeting Tursin, the founder of the charisma school. Tursyn becomes a real teacher for the guy in the world of relationships with women, which is where the career of the future Alphonse Fernando begins.

A young family lives in a mountainous area near a small lake. Their baby is sick. Nothing helps. The father prays to the gods, tying ribbons to the sacred tree. He invites baksy to the house. Baksy discovers an evil spirit that strangles the life force from the child. He fights against the dark forces, but he defeats, and the exhausted baksy leaves their house, letting the helpless parents alone in their misfortune and misery. At night, the desperate mother goes to the lake and begs the great Umai Ana for help. With the rays of moonlight, the goddess of motherhood and family hearth appears in the yurt. There starts a fierce battle between good and evil for the life of a child. An ancient lullaby, intertwoven with ancient prayers, runs like a red thread through the entire film. It is the last thing the parents cling to hope in their hearts, and it becomes a hymn of victory over evil, light over darkness, and life over death.

Luka has a disturbing dream in his sleep. He tries to tell his girlfriend Tina about it, but Tina herself is completely immersed in her thoughts about the breakup. Her decision is tragic for both of them.

How should we remember catastrophic events? And what remains in people’s memory when their stories are silenced? All the Dreams We Dream is a hand-drawn animation based on the memories of those who endured famine in Qazaqstan in the 1930s. Based on two memoirs retold by poet Gafu Kairbekov, it seeks to explore questions of empathy and fear, asking how stories of violence and pain should be recounted in the modern age.

A story of two brothers living in a village with different ambitions, views and fortunes, trying to raise money for their mother.

"Abai Bol" (translates to "Beware" or "Be Careful") is a 2026 Kazakhstani drama/comedy film directed by Abdusaid Shaikhislamuly and starring Muratulla Zhumabek, Anuar Shymkent, and Zhanbolat Nayzabekov.

The story of a lonely boy named Kazbek and a stray dog named Zhabayy, whose friendship faces a grumpy neighbor, dog catchers, and a cunning blogger on their path to happiness.

Between tradition and modernity, a young couple from the Kazakh minority get married. Alina and Qwandik, a young Kazakh couple, are returning to their hometown, Aksay, a small town located in Gansu Province of China with approximately 3,000 Kazakh people, to take one of the most important steps in their lives: marriage. Having lived for a long time in a modern city in inland China, this is an opportunity to reimmerse themselves in the customs and traditions of their community and culture.