Kettik!
This week’s guide
The next 7 days Tashkent is not staying silent: we discuss music in cinema, beat drums, watch films, and listen to how Nothing sounds.
Thursday
MUSIC
Why is music needed in film?
Director and sound designer Vanyatka shares thoughts on why music in cinema is not just background, but a second camera. You'll be able to listen, ask questions, and perhaps even debate. How much does it cost: free, by appointment in direct messages
Musiqaxona
Pahlavon Mahmud St., 28
Friday
EVENT
Cinema from Two Ends of the World
Joint session with Freiburg: three documentaries about freedom, corn, and personal identity. Debuts, premieres, and conversations — just the way we like it. How much: 50,000 UZS
cinema
Socrates Street, 10
Saturday
EVENT
Memory, path, and pomegranate
Three more films where memory is not recollection, but a journey. India, Germany, Ukraine — chronicles of pain and acceptance. How much: 50,000 UZS
kinoxona
Socrates St., 10
EVENT
Ethnic drums: master class
Whoosh — and you're no longer in Tashkent, but somewhere between the Sahara and the Himalayas. Come and beat in rhythm with the planet. How much it costs: adults — 200,000 UZS, children (5+) — 150,000 UZS
Human House
Kichik Mirobod St., 43
Sunday
THEATRE
Children's Day at the library
A magical day in the garden with mosaics, a French author, and a theater performance about The Little Prince. The children are the main characters. How much does it cost: free
Republican Children's Library
47 Yakhyo Gulyamova St.
Monday
EVENT
Duet about Nothing
Rock, John Cage, Alexander Pushkin, and a bit of Faust — a philosophical performance where emptiness sounds louder than words. Genuine "contemporary art." How much does it cost: from 120,000 UZS
Ilkhom Theater
Pakhtakorskaya St., 5
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