Kazakhstani Film Days are taking place in the Hungarian capital, featuring three domestic films reflecting the history, culture, and spiritual values ​​of Kazakhstan. The screenings are taking place at the historic Uránia National Film Theatre.
The program opened with the historical biographical film "Amre," dedicated to the life and work of the outstanding Kazakh singer Amre Kashaubayev. The film "Kaytadan" (Restart) was also shown. The program will conclude with the drama "Road to Mother," which tells the story of maternal love, family values, and the fate of people against the backdrop of complex historical events.
The event was attended by representatives of the diplomatic corps, government and cultural institutions, the film industry, the Kazakh diaspora, and students from Kazakhstan studying in Hungary. Anel Bakytbekkyzy, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Hungary, delivered a welcoming speech. Gulzat Shurenova-Kalishuk represented the Shaken Aimanov Kazakhfilm National Film Studio. Actor Sanjar Madi, who played the lead role in the film "Amre," and Zhalyn Tleubergenov, producer of the film "Kaytadan," spoke about their film projects and shared their filmmaking experiences with the audience.
The Days of Kazakh Cinema aim to promote Kazakh cinema abroad, expand international cultural cooperation, and strengthen cultural ties between Kazakhstan and Hungary. These events offer international audiences the opportunity to become more familiar with the history, culture, and contemporary cinema of Kazakhstan.