Bakir Dzhusupbekov

A young man agrees to be buried in a rampart to save his community from invaders.

What is the philosophical meaning of the film? The moon falls into a meat grinder, whimsical, but typically Maximovian creatures, entering or not entering into some kind of relationship, are formed from moon stuffing, and eventually, after many transformations, the dog turns out to be patiently waiting for this on the "other edge" of the screen, gets a bone.

A young deer takes on the mystery of the Moon in the night sky.

A clown named Rustam builds a theatre in his village, hoping to change the public's attitudes for the better through joy and laughter.

An urban drama. The story takes place in Kyrgyzstan during the first years of independence. Three brothers, Kubat, Sato and Kanat, inherit a greenhouse from their father. The oldest brother, Kubat, takes care of it. The youngest brother, Kanat, destroys it. The middle brother, Sato, is indifferent to the situation.