The premiere of the full-length animated film "Alan Turaly Aңyz" took place in Astana. The film was produced by the SAҚ film studio for the Ministry of Culture and Information of the Republic of Kazakhstan with the support of the State Center for Support of National Cinema.
Representatives of the national film industry, cultural and artistic figures, journalists, and the film's creative team attended the screening.
According to the plot, Karazhal's army captures a peaceful city. Unjustly exiled, Alan, the son of the batyr Barys, returns to defend his people. Together with his friends and allies, he joins the fight to liberate the city.
The film combines national, historical, and cultural motifs with modern animation. This adventure story about courage, friendship, justice, and mercy is intended for viewers ages six and up.
"Films for children are especially important, because through fairy tales and cartoons, they learn about the world and learn to distinguish between good and evil. "It's important that the younger generation grows up with heroes who speak their native language and are close to them in spirit," noted Kurmanbek Zhumagali, Chairman of the Board of the State Center for the Support of National Cinema.
The film was directed by Azamat Yernazarov. The screenplay was written by Bakytzhan Kulzhabayev, Batyrkhan Daurenbekov, and Azamat Yernazarov. The producer is Nuriddin Patteyev.