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29 Jan – 8 Feb 2026

Overview of articles

  • Steppenwolf

    A visceral, absurdist revenge thriller, embracing elements of the Western, set across the Kazakh steppes.

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  • A Winner is Seen At the Start

    While staying in a sanatorium with her unstable mother and her younger sister, Mila (17) joins the new experimental swimming school. The accid

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  • Tri brata

    Latest film by Serik Aprimov is an ‘adult fairytale’ about the the dangerous dreams and illusions of youth in a Kazhakstan village torn

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  • 1997 (Rustem’s Notes with Illustrations)

    Nouvelle vague in Kazakhstan. Almaty is not Paris, but the story of young people discovering the new era and themselves is universal. The poetry of

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  • Aksuat

    A story about changing moral values in today’s Kazakhstan. The quiet and ordered life of Aman is disrupted when his brother from the city lea

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  • Sergelden

    The only genre piece by Aprymov: a psychological crime story, based on Dostoevsky’s ‘The Meek’. This film does not focus on the d

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  • Two Were Riding the Motor Cycle

    The first, short film Aprimov made as a student at the Moscow film academy. An episode from village life in Kazakhstan was filmed with amateurs, su

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  • De laatste halte / the Last Stop

    ‘Perestroika’ film with a critical (yet not social-realistic) look at society. A soldier returns to his home village and finds only cha

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  • Vocal Parallels

    The Russian film diva and director Renata Litvinova, dressed in fantastic haute couture, in her own characteristic and humorous way, talks fragment

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  • Tulpan

    Phenomenal landscapes, authentic acting and an exuberant feeling for refined humour make the first feature by Dvortsevoy about a nomad family on th

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