Awardsline Screening Series: The Stranger from Kazakhstan

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SCREENING SERIES ➸ THE STRANGER

Kazakhstan's Foreign Film Oscar submission


Synopsis:  The story begins in the steppes of 1930s Kazakhstan, where little Ilyas lives with his father amid the ravages of famine and the terrorizing collectivization imposed by the Soviet Union. Orphaned by the systematic purge that took his father away in the dead of night, Ilyas escapes to the mountains. There, he turns his back on progress, taking up with a pack of wolves and choosing to live according to ancestral ways. Yet he remains watchful of the changes occurring down below. His chosen way of life, his ever-growing longing for villager Kamshut, and the rising dominance of Soviet modernity will prove to be the sources of Ilyas’ lifelong struggle.


Directed by: Yermek Tursunov

Cast: Yerzhan Nurymbet, Elina Abay Kyzy, Kuandyk Kystykbayev, Alexander Karpov, Roza Khairullina

Runtime: 105 Minutes


Q&A moderated by Deadline's Dominic Patten with director Yermek Tursunov.


Wednesday, November 18th 7:30pm

Landmark Theatres

10850 West Pico Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA 90064


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SCREENING SERIES ➸ THE STRANGER

Kazakhstan's Foreign Film Oscar submission


Synopsis:  The story begins in the steppes of 1930s Kazakhstan, where little Ilyas lives with his father amid the ravages of famine and the terrorizing collectivization imposed by the Soviet Union. Orphaned by the systematic purge that took his father away in the dead of night, Ilyas escapes to the mountains. There, he turns his back on progress, taking up with a pack of wolves and choosing to live according to ancestral ways. Yet he remains watchful of the changes occurring down below. His chosen way of life, his ever-growing longing for villager Kamshut, and the rising dominance of Soviet modernity will prove to be the sources of Ilyas’ lifelong struggle.


Directed by: Yermek Tursunov

Cast: Yerzhan Nurymbet, Elina Abay Kyzy, Kuandyk Kystykbayev, Alexander Karpov, Roza Khairullina

Runtime: 105 Minutes


Q&A moderated by Deadline's Dominic Patten with director Yermek Tursunov.


Wednesday, November 18th 7:30pm

Landmark Theatres

10850 West Pico Boulevard

Los Angeles, CA 90064


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