Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan 微電影

“A nonresidential Japanese family lives in central Asia Kyrgyzstan. They plan a trip to Tokyo for the Olympics 2020. While the little girl Ayami is very excited about her first trip to the Japanese city, their plan gets shattered due to the covid lockdown. Ayami's parents try to convince her and make her understand the pandemic situation and the reality of life.”

There are more than 300 coal mines around the town of Sülüktü in Kyrgyzstan. 500 metres below the surface, light and air are scarce, and the coal beds grow thinner, too. We meet a group of miners who share labour and thoughts in their confined and unsafe underground workplace. Physical exertion and breaks alternate. In order to achieve the daily target, one must be both prudent and willing to take risks.

The film tells the story of an eagle hunter who lives in the mountain with his family. He gives education to his two daughters and keeps in step with the times while at the same time, he continues the work of his past generations.

Kyrgyz Republic - a small former Soviet Union country, with a population of five million people, and a debt near three billion dollars which is still increasing to date. The film is about a boy and his grandmother. The boy's parents took a loan from a bank and had to leave for Russia to work to pay the loan. The boy and grandmother wait for their news patiently, but to no avail. One day, a bank clerk comes to them demanding repayment of debt and takes away the most valuable thing in their family – the TV set. The last link breaks: people start to live on their own, and the state lives by itself.

It is a tradition that woman receives a pair of earrings as a gift when a guy proposes to her. Sometimes it would turn out that they are not previously acquainted and their marriage sorely determined by their parents.This film narrates a story, where the girl makes her own choice.