Tamara

During his summer vacation in his grandparents' village, Azamat spends time with their dog's three newborn puppies. However, the growing pups turn out to be quite a handful. When they ruin Grandpa's shoes, he decides to get rid of them. Learning about this, Azamat intercepts his grandfather by the river, snatches the bag with the puppies, and runs away from home. He now has to find them new owners, but it's not that easy. With each passing day, he grows more attached to the puppies, and the thought of parting becomes increasingly difficult.

Family

Kazakhstan

Do You Need a Puppy?

Саған күшік керекпе?

A small country boy, Sher, dreamed of having a foal. He didn't allow his brother to sell the mare, and when her offspring was born, he took it for himself, naming it Shok. From an awkward baby, Shok grew into an incredibly beautiful horse. Sher and Shok became best friends who supported each other through all hardships. But one day, Sher fell from the horse and ended up in the hospital. During this time, his older brother sold Shok and bought a motorcycle with a sidecar instead. Learning about this, Sher was beside himself with grief. He couldn't bear the loss of his faithful friend and decided to go to the city to search for him.

Drama

Shock and Sher

Шок и Шер

Five-year-old Kenzhe arrives in a quiet Kazakh village from a bustling city. His father, immersed in business and trying to pay off debt, leaves him in the care of his grandparents. Kenzhe’s grandmother is diagnosed with a serious illness, and her son desperately searches for a miraculous cure. Meanwhile, Kenzhe observes the animals in the village, forming a particular bond with a boar named Yashka. However, one day Grandpa Matvey decides to slaughter Yashka. These events, both significant and trivial, intertwine like a patchwork quilt, gradually shaping Kenzhe's worldview.

Comedy

Romance

Quraq körpe

Құрақ көрпе

In the 1930s, victims of persecutions and repressions were brought to the vast Kazakh steppes by wagons. Koreans, Armenians, Kurds, Chechens, Germans and Meskhetian Turks - all were forcibly deported and deprived of their homeland. Kazakhstanis, who were still recovering from the 'Great Famine', warmly welcomed the newcomers, helping them survive hunger and despair. Among them were the deportees of the 'Bright Path' collective farm, discarded by the railway like unwanted rubbish. The active and assertive chairman, Orynbaı Berbengulov, could not ignore this. He began to resettle the immigrants, helping them establish their lives, like enrolling a talented Chechen boy in a dance school. However, not everyone appreciated his noble deeds.

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