Amantur Adyranov

Suyun, the beloved, youngest daughter of the Sultanbekova family, mysteriously goes missing one afternoon. A devastating phone call reveals that she has been kidnapped by an unknown man to be his sudden bride. As Suyun is driven further away from her family’s grasp, the Sultanbekovs must now face against all odds—come trial or shame—to bring her back.

The documentary explores the life of Klara Yusupzhanova, celebrated actress-turned-director, through the perspectives of her colleagues, husband, and daughter, unfolding in three parts: her acting career, her journey as a filmmaker, and her unfinished project, "Aeroplane."

The story is about a stammering teen who finds the courage and strength to overcome his fears thanks to the platonic love he shares with his classmate.

A young man visits his grandmother in a quiet village to tell her he is leaving abroad. Burdened by guilt and hesitation, he struggles to confess that he may never return.

Two brothers live in a small village. The elder brother finds it difficult to go out. The only person caring for him is the younger brother, who goes to the center of the village every day in search of a part-time job. Seeing each other is the main thing in the lives of the two brothers.

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He is a caring son, an honest worker, a cheerful guy, a little dreamer and he dreams of a green football field.

Two best friends fall for the same girl and compete for the role of Romeo in a school play, sparking a conflict that makes them grow up and rethink their friendship.

A lonely watchman lives in a rocky cemetery near a small town. Obviously, his life among people did not work out, but here he found his peace.

An elderly craftswoman passes on the secrets of making ala kiyiz to a group of young girls from the city. Watching their efforts, she sees a reflection of her youth, and in their laughter and patience, she finds hope for the continuation of the craft.