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Tulpan

by Sergey Dvortsevoy

Kazakhstan

 

Tulpan

Director: Sergey Dvortsevoy

Screenplay: Sergey Dvortsevoy, Gennadij Ostrowskij

Cinematographer: Jolanta Dylewska

Editing: Isabel Meier, Petar Markovic

Cast.: Ashkat Kuchinchirekov, Samal Yeslyamova, Ondasyn Besikbasov, Tulepbergen Baisakalov, Bereke Turganbayev

Production: Pandora Film

Distribution:
ARP Sélection
13 rue Jean Mermoz
75008 Paris
Tel: 0033-1.56.69.26.00
Fax: 0033-1.45.63.83.37

Year: 2008

35 mm, Color, 100 min, 
OV Kazakh, French subtitles

Un Certain regard - Cannes 2008

After having joined the navy for his military service, Asia goes back to his Kazakh steppes to live with his sister and brother-in-law, a sheep farmer. Asia dreams of a simple life: a family, a yurt and a flock…. But first of all he needs to get married. Choice is limited in such desert, and the only suitable woman is Tulpan who does not want him… because he has sticking our ears.
Tulpan, the debut feature film of renowned great documentary film maker Sergey Dvotsevoy, was shot “in the middle of nowhere” using comedy to portray the harsh life in the Kazakh steppes led by young people who are not yet attracted by the big city’s mirages and are still living a happy life among nature.

 

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