Festivals: call for entries

Dedicated to Ch. Aitmatov - 100: A meeting at the Cinema House with applicants for the "My Aitmatov" competition

 

Date & time: 16.07.2026 at 12:00 noon
Place: Cinema house, Logvinenko, 13, Bishkek
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Call for entries: Dedicated to Ch. Aitmatov - 100

 

This is competition for young film-makers dedicated to Chingiz Aitmatov - 100.

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Call for entries: II IFF "Suleiman-Too" - 2026

 

Dates & place: 07-09.10.2026, Osh, Kyrgyzstan
Dates for applications: 02.06 - 15.08.2026 
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Home Film News 71 Int. Short Film Festival - Oberhausen - 2025: "Long Way To The Pasture" wins Grand-Prix and prize from NRW
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71 Festival - Oberhausen - 2025: "Long Way To The Pasture" wins Grand-Prix and prize from NRW
 
71 International Short Film Festival Oberhausen: 29.04 - 04.05.2025
"Long Way To The Pasture" by Ilgiz-Sherniiaz Tursunbek uulu from Kyrgyzstan, won Grand-Prix of Oberhausen city and 2nd prize of Ministry of Culture NRW
 
 
71 International Short Film Festival Oberhausen: Awards of "Long Way To The Pasture": 

 

Großer Preis der Stadt Oberhausen und zweiter Preis der Jury des Ministeriums für Kultur und Wissenschaft NRW: JAILOOGO KARAY UZAK JOL (Long Way to the Pasture), Ilgiz-Sherniiaz Tursunbek uulu

 

Awards of the International Competition

 

Awards of the International Jury Members: Antti Alanen (Finland), Bea de Visser (Netherlands), Philbert Aimé Mbabazi Sharangabo (Rwanda/Switzerland), Elisabeth Streit (Austria), Susanna Wallin (USA/UK)

 

Grand Prize of the City of Oberhausen worth 8,000 euros Jailoogo Karay Uzak Jol (Long Way to the Pasture) Ilgiz-Sherniiaz Tursunbek uulu Kyrgyzstan 2025, 23‘35‘‘, colour

 

Statement: A cinematic energy is unleashed in a film of a shepherding family’s move to summer pastures in Kyrgyzstan. A way of capturing the moments of this human and animal life’s migration over a wild river. All creatures are revealed in the heat of action, totally immersed in the moment. Moving with the forces of nature and its elements. Remarkable cinematography and use of light and motion.

 

2nd Prize of the Jury of the Ministry of Culture and Science of North Rhine Westphalia worth 3,000 euros Jailoogo Karay Uzak Jol (Long Way to the Pasture) Ilgiz-Sherniiaz Tursunbek uulu Kyrgyzstan 2025, 23‘35‘‘, colour

 

Statement: A family in Kyrgysztan take their livestock to the summer pasture. Intense, almost magical images make the audience part of this journey. This film always finds the right rhythm, precisely observing the interplay of forces between humans and nature.