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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaA story about dreams and the manipulative power of films in a chaotic Kyrgyzstan, seen through the eyes of two cinema projectionists. The Kyrgyz town of Naryn is preparing for the 1000-year ... Ler tudoA story about dreams and the manipulative power of films in a chaotic Kyrgyzstan, seen through the eyes of two cinema projectionists. The Kyrgyz town of Naryn is preparing for the 1000-year anniversary of Manas, their national hero. The complicated preparations are upset as a gro... Ler tudoA story about dreams and the manipulative power of films in a chaotic Kyrgyzstan, seen through the eyes of two cinema projectionists. The Kyrgyz town of Naryn is preparing for the 1000-year anniversary of Manas, their national hero. The complicated preparations are upset as a group of Islamic rebels invade Kyrgyzstan. The work and dreams of the film's protagonists, pr... Ler tudo

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The lengths film lovers go

I recently saw this film at the Midnight Sun Film Festival in Sodankyla Finland. It was in Finnish without English subtitles, but no matter. The blending of an epic folktale of the Kyrgyz along with the story of a man bringing the art of film to the remotest parts of one of the world's remotest places is stirring and inspiring enough in any language. The photography is in turn stunning and shocking, the story is romantic and brutally frank; it addresses an elemental human question? why do people go to astounding lengths to make contact with others like them? And it illustrates the power of the language of film. It is at once a film-lovers' and a traveler's tale. If you are either of these, see this film.

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In 2007, the film was chosen for one of the 100 Greatest Films from Soviet Union, Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe, by film critic Dennis Grunes. The music composed for the film by musician Edward Vesala was the last piece of music he made before his death in 1999.