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Beshkempir [1998]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00002346
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Original Title
Beshkempir
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Language
Kirghiz; Kyrgyz
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Language of Subtitles
English
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Published
Kyrgyzstan : Kolar, Chedomir ; Alybaev, Irizbai, 1998.
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Physical Description
DVD-ROM (78 min.)
Contents Summary
A Kyrgyz/French co-production, the film "Beshkempir" restores the traditional Kyrgyz way of life in such a full value and such a precision as to create an impression of a documentary. Director Aktan Abdukalykov believes that the aesthetics of the film that is built upon the combination of several observation-episodes recalls of the aesthetics of the traditional Kyrgyz patch-work quilt - kurak, or tekemet, where each patch of fabric is a memory of concrete person. Not accidentally then, the film opens with a splash of color - a close-up of a beautiful tekemet, which introduces the film's theme and structure. The film starts with the picture of five women - besh kempir - holding a ceremony of socialization for an infant: an orphan baby adopted by a childless family. In order to protect the boy from the evil eye they give him the name - Beshkempir. Once a teenager, the boy learns that he was adopted and starts to look at his parents differently. The only person with whom he prefers not to analyze the matter of relations is his grandmother who dearly loves him. However, there comes a moment of growing up when the issue of origins stops bothering him.
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Duration: 01:18:00
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Beshkempir [1998]
Available digitallyHU_OSA_00002346
MovingImageIconMoving Image
General Information
Director/Creator
General Information
Original Title
Beshkempir
General Information
Language
Kirghiz; Kyrgyz
General Information
Language of Subtitles
English
General Information
Published
Kyrgyzstan : Kolar, Chedomir ; Alybaev, Irizbai, 1998.
General Information
Physical Description
DVD-ROM (78 min.)
Contents Summary
A Kyrgyz/French co-production, the film "Beshkempir" restores the traditional Kyrgyz way of life in such a full value and such a precision as to create an impression of a documentary. Director Aktan Abdukalykov believes that the aesthetics of the film that is built upon the combination of several observation-episodes recalls of the aesthetics of the traditional Kyrgyz patch-work quilt - kurak, or tekemet, where each patch of fabric is a memory of concrete person. Not accidentally then, the film opens with a splash of color - a close-up of a beautiful tekemet, which introduces the film's theme and structure. The film starts with the picture of five women - besh kempir - holding a ceremony of socialization for an infant: an orphan baby adopted by a childless family. In order to protect the boy from the evil eye they give him the name - Beshkempir. Once a teenager, the boy learns that he was adopted and starts to look at his parents differently. The only person with whom he prefers not to analyze the matter of relations is his grandmother who dearly loves him. However, there comes a moment of growing up when the issue of origins stops bothering him.
Subjects
Bibliographic Information
Note
Duration: 01:18:00
Holdings
DVD
Item Type
DVD
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OSA Film Library
Current Location
OSA Film Library
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Shelving Location
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Digital Film