Cinema and Performing Arts

From Silence to Voice. How Female Images Changed in Uzbek Cinema of the 20th Century

From Silence to Voice. How Female Images Changed in Uzbek Cinema of the 20th Century

08 September 2025

"We are financially stable — we have almost no money": how "Other Beasts" work and what they stage

"We are financially stable — we have almost no money": how "Other Beasts" work and what they stage

26 June 2025

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Only hearing and memory, only hardcore: how Soviet films were taught to speak Uzbek in Tashkent

by Diana Ibatullina|23 June 2025
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Dzhumagul Liberated: The main Karakalpak saga of the 20th century, in which a woman ceases to be a patriarchal victim

by Амир Абдиров|16 June 2025
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Ivan Vasilyevich Changes Dubbing: We Tell About the Golden Age of Uzbek Dubbing

by Diana Ibatullina|30 May 2025
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Tashkent-Cannes: Uzbek cinema worthy of the festival

by Diana Ibatullina|14 May 2025
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Between the "Palm Branch" and the Artistic Council: Why Uzbek Films Are Not Shown at Cannes

by Эльдар Юлдашев|13 May 2025
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A fairy-tale world of true goodness: what Uzbek animators are talking about in their (very cozy) works

by Мария Бобова|28 April 2025
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The younger brother has grown up: discussing the evolution of the image of an Uzbekistani in Russian-language cinema

by Diana Ibatullina|25 April 2025
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Dangerous Double: Why Do People Die on Film Sets?

by Diana Ibatullina|18 March 2025
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