Director – Ardak Amirkulov – 2023 – Kazakhstan – Cert. none – 108m ***** A Kazakh mother made homeless by Soviet policy must protect her two sons in the harsh environment of the Steppes – premieres in the Critics’ Picks Competition at the 27th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival An historical, period, survival movie. In […]
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The Land
Where Winds
Stood Still
(Zhel Toqtaghan Zher)
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- Post date November 16 2023
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Where Winds
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