Uzbekistan Movies

Islam and terrorism have nothing in common. The lack of purpose in life encourages young people to join the radicals. The main goal of the film is to...

The plot of the film tells about the events of the war era, where the stories of ordinary people are intertwined. The characters were Stalin, Hitler,...

Stains of Oxus evokes an oneiric journey through the greatest Central Asian river, Amu Dariya – known in Greek times as Oxus, portraying the...

Sadyk’s grandson has disappeared in Russia as one of thousands of Uzbeks who travel there for work. The old man sets out for Moscow unaware of...

1989. The former Captain of the Soviet Army Saidulla lives alone in a small house. His son lives in the same village but he does not associate with...

The hero is young and romantic, he is in search of love, but there are too many beautiful girls around to immediately notice the one and only one...

A young woman lies on her deathbed or in a lethargic sleep. It is filled with memories, sensations that can be associated with the destinies of Uzbek...

A young couple finds an unusual way to deal with the wife being harassed.

Ismoil and Hasan, two brothers who live in the Katta Langa region of Uzbekistan, make a living selling shoes. The dream of Ismoil the older brother...

In the lonely life of an elderly actress, appears the same lonely orphanage girl, whose cherished dream is to have her own house, a beloved and...

Ishaq Khan Tora Junaydullo wanted to see the people of Ibrat educated and spiritual in the works of his son.

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Rites and rituals have, for decades or even centuries, ingrained behavioral models into our subconscious, which at first glance may seem harmless....

The end of the Guardian of Bukhara has arrived, and that makes Qamar the new candidate to take care of the souls of people who are no longer with us.

This symbolic and suggestive film is a cinematic letter to an extinct race of tigers, and uses an almost hallucinatory force to conjure up a...

Autonomy is a visual exploration of a complex and nuanced issue of women’s agency in Uzbekistan. It is a unique glimpse into a larger analysis...

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