A railway line now cuts across the Kirghiz steppe where the Silk Road once ran. Four children, including their rather brash leader, set out from their native village in the mountains on a journey to the railway track, hoping that the next train will take them away. At the same time, a train makes its way across the steppe; the encounter with this train will indeed dramatically change the lives of at least two of these children.
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My Brother Silk Road
(Altyn kyrghol)
by Marat SARULU
- Kirghizistan
- 2001
- Fiction
- Noir & Blanc
- 80′
- Kyrgyz
- 35 mm
- Titre français
Le Faisan d’or - Original title
Altyn kyrghol - Titre international
My Brother Silk Road - Scénario
Marat Sarulu - Photo
Kadirjan Kidiraliev - Montage
Tylek Mambetova - Son
Rishbek Mamirkanov - Musique
Baktybek Alisherov - Interprétation
Busurman Odurakaev, Tinar Abdrazaeva, Mukhambet Toktay, Kabatai kyzy Elm, Tamlay Imanaliev, Urmat Samudunov, Japarkul kyzy, Jarkinay, Shayilda zulu - Production
Firm Kino - Prix obtenus
Montgolfière d'Or 2002
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