Incluvie Film Festival Review of 'Sleep No More'
This short film was an overall creative success.
Hey Hey Girl!
In 2012, the renowned director Sanjar Matkarimov created the feature film Hay Hay Qizaloq for young people. The film explores the negative impact of modern life on the upbringing of a young Uzbek girl. She lives in the centre of the capital and goes to school like everyone else. However, she has few friends and struggles to get along with anyone. Seeing this, her parents send her to live with her grandparents in the village.
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In 2012, the renowned director Sanjar Matkarimov created the feature film Hay Hay Qizaloq for young people. The film explores the negative impact of modern life on the upbringing of a young Uzbek girl. She lives in the centre of the capital and goes to school like everyone else. However, she has few friends and struggles to get along with anyone. Seeing this, her parents send her to live with her grandparents in the village.
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