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The Wild East

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  • CountryKazakhstan
  • Production Year1993
  • Running Time98min
  • FormatDCP
  • ColorColor
Program Note
This postmodern drama’s main thrust is a game of and with cinematic and cultural symbols. The collapse of the Soviet Union is rendered as an apocalypse of sorts - the action takes place in a post-apocalypse, otherwise known as the beginning of 1990s. The place for the action: The Wild East, or Kazakhstan. The plot of film is borrowed from Akira Kurosawa’s Seven Samurai where the inhabitants of a village (Lilliputians) invite seven fighters to protect them from bandits. The Lilliputians represent a vanishing Soviet civilization, the fighters cinematic superheroes like Yul Brynner, Sylvester Stallone and Marilyn Monroe. The bandits? Western civilization. (Gulnara ABIKEYEVA)
Director
Director
Rachid NOUGMANOV
Rachid Nougmanov is a founder of Kazakh New Wave who graduated from VGIK, Soloviev’ workshop. His 1988 student diploma film Needle was also his full-length debut. It was the most popular film in the “perestroika” period as it predicted the end of the Soviet Epoch. His filmography includes Needle (1988) The Wild East (1993), The Needle Remix (2010) and The Wild East (1993).
Credit
  • Director
    Rachid NOUGMANOV
  • ProducerMurat Nugmanov
    Rachid Nougmanov
  • CastFyodorov Konstantin
    Shatunov Gennadi
    Aksyonov Aleksandr
    Isina Zhanna
    Shamshurin Konstantin
    Knizel Viacheslav
    Shpakovsky Pavel
    Amankulov Farkhad
    Sporykhin Aleksandr
  • ScreenplayRachid Nougmanov
  • CinematographyMurat Nugmanov
  • Production DesignRustem Abdrashev
    Baurzhan Aldekov
  • EditorKhadisha Urmurzina
  • SoundAndrei Vlaznev
  • MusicAleksandr Aksyonov
  • Production CompanyStudio Kino
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  • World SalesPopular Films
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