Youth of Dzhambul

Do You Need a Puppy?

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.

Shok and Sher

The film is about how the aul boy Cher raised a handsome horse from a Shock foal, about the boy's love and devotion to the animal. And when the boy's older brother sells the horse, the boy rushes in search of him...

When You're 12 Years Old

A fifth-grader Zamanbek lives in a mountainous Kazakh village. He is passionate about Mark Twain's book "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer" and wants to find a friend like Becky. The school is preparing a production based on this book..

Red Yurt

During the years of collectivization, the campaign team "Red Yurt" arrived in a remote Kazakh village. Fearing the organization of a collective farm in the village, the locals tried to flee abroad, but the members of the propaganda team engaged them in battle…

I Don't Want to Say Goodbye

1952. The story of aul love between Nurseit and deaf-mute Aigerim. The young man dreams of showing Aigerim to doctors and curing her of her illness. However, the orphan Toganbai is also in love with her. Young people express their feelings through songs and dombra.

Fly, Crane

An old gamekeeper introduces his nine-year-old grandson Tuyak to the surrounding nature. The boy collects books dedicated to the life of animals. And once, together with their grandfather, they were leaving a crane straggling from a flock.

Turmoil

It would seem that life goes on as usual: children and grandchildren are nearby, abundant dastarkhan, bright sun and sky, plowed land. But not everything in life is evaluated by the financial well-being and health of loved ones, our hero has a new profession that brings a new meaning to the turmoil of family everyday life. Because everything is changing so fast in this world: time, generations, life landmarks. But one thing remains unchanged - the eternity of thought, which brings people, borders and spaces closer together.