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Release Date:
August 29, 2015
Original Title:
Asman aldynda
Alternate Titles:
Pod nebesami
Under Heaven
Production Companies:
Kyrgyzfilm
Production Countries:
Kyrgyz Republic
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 88
Under Heaven, written and directed by Dalmira Tilepbergen, is a modern day re-working of the biblical tale of Cain and Abel, set in a remote mountain village in Central Asia. Two brothers, rebellious Kerim and conscientious Aman, live with their mother and work at the family stonemason business. Their father has been forced to work away in Russia in order to pay off Kerim's debts, incurred as a result of his eldest son's drug dealing activities. The brothers both fall for a local village girl, Saltanat, which ultimately leads to a bitter dispute and unforeseen and tragic consequences...
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Assistant Director:
Aida Sultanova
Tolgonai Sopieva
Nurbek Musaev
Associate Producer:
Cholpon Idrisova
Camera Operator:
Bolsunbek Taalaibek Uulu
askar Nurakun Uulu
Chief Lighting Technician:
Ilya Nekhaev
Colorist:
Eldiar Madakim
Costume Design:
Mira Kerimalieva
Director:
Dalmira Tilepbergen
Director of Photography:
Akzhol Bekbolotov
Editor:
Eldiar Madakim
Executive Producer:
Taalaibek Kulmendeev
Ainagul Tokabaeva
First Assistant Director:
Veronika Utkina
Gaffer:
Kiril Luniyov
Lighting Technician:
Aibek Abdiev
Makeup Artist:
Gulmira Beishenalieva
Music:
Murzali Jenbaev
Producer:
Gulmira Kerimova
Goulmira Kemirova
Production Design:
Adis Seytaliev
Production Manager:
Chinara Kamchibekova
Script Editor:
Talip Ibrahimov
Set Decoration:
Taalaibek Omurkulov
Sound Mixer:
Emil Kenjekulov
Stunt Coordinator:
Sultanbek Dikambaev
Stunts:
Damir Ashimov
Murat Burkhanov
Jamil Jumataev
Edilbek Moldogaliev
Writer:
Dalmira Tilepbergen
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