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Fun Facts of Movie
Directed by Ibadylla Khalilovich Adzhibaev. 14min 10sec
Adzhibaev Ibadylla was born on February 17, 1960 in Sulukta, Koltso station, Kyrgyzstan. In 1977 he graduated from high school. 1978-80 he served in the ranks of the Soviet Army (GSVG). In 1981 he entered the Kyrgyz State Medical Institute, from which he graduated in 1987 with a degree in General Medicine. In 1987-88 he passed medical internship in Osh. In 1988-1990 he worked in the Lyailak Central District Hospital as a head of the maternity ward. In 1990-1992 Ibadylla studied in clinical residency at the Research Institute of Obstetrics and Pediatrics, Bishkek. In 1992-2002 he worked as a doctor in the gynecology radio department of the Kyrgyz National Institute of Oncology and Radiology.
From 2015 to 2017 he studied at the studio of Temir Birnazarov of the Tazar film company. In 1995-97 he completed a full course of practical psychologist of the Kyrgyz National University.
Currently he engaged in filming documentaries. He made films such as Paramedic, Teacher, Dogdur Apa, Covid-19. Pandemic”, “Postman”.
In his films, he shows humanity, love for the Motherland and the profession of his heroes, who, despite all life’s difficulties, fulfill their duty.
In addition, he starred in episodic roles in feature films such as “Zharalangan turnalar”, “Kyzdardyn och aluusu”, “Yaponochka”, “I am a President”.
He enjoys drawing, painting, writing poetry and composing music. Music was written on his poems, songs are performed by famous opera and pop singers.
Director Statement
The film tells about the difficult fate of an elderly woman (like many village residents), whose entire life depends on the apricot harvest, her only source of income. Therefore, the apricot orchard for her means everything: work, wealth, the problems she faces, pleasure, and happiness. After all, she has nowhere to wait for help.
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