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Kurak (2025)

The best of you are those who are best to their women.

Released September 21, 2025Runtime 1h 29mDirector Erke Dzhumakmatova, Emil Atageldijev

Based on true events, several stories about disempowerment of women, are closely intertwined, affecting to each other's, unfolding against the background of the traditional, patriarchal society of modern-day Kyrgyzstan ultimately result in a series of tragic outcomes. The realities of modern-day Kyrgyzstan, despite the status of a "secular state", are violence, hypocrisy, and widespread infringement of the rights of women who are stay a socially unprotected part of the population. Under the conditions of aggressive propaganda of both patriarchal and radical, religious ideology, the ideas of feminism in Kyrgyzstan are equated with the popularization of LGBTQ communities, are openly criticized and the justice system, in most cases, takes the side of murderers and rapists.

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Cast of Kurak

Begaiym Asanakunova

Begaiym Asanakunova

Jyldyz
Ainura Kachkynbek Kyzy

Ainura Kachkynbek Kyzy

Nargiza
Aliman Ryspekova

Aliman Ryspekova

Meerim
Amangeldy Abdrahmanov

Amangeldy Abdrahmanov

Aibek
Atai Omurbekov

Atai Omurbekov

Kanat

About Kurak

Where can I watch Kurak?

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Who stars in Kurak?

Kurak stars Begaiym Asanakunova, Ainura Kachkynbek Kyzy, Aliman Ryspekova, Amangeldy Abdrahmanov, Atai Omurbekov.

Who directed Kurak?

Kurak was directed by Erke Dzhumakmatova and Emil Atageldijev.

How long is Kurak?

Kurak has a runtime of 1h 29m.

What is Kurak about?

Based on true events, several stories about disempowerment of women, are closely intertwined, affecting to each other's, unfolding against the background of the traditional, patriarchal society of modern-day Kyrgyzstan ultimately result in a series of tragic outcomes. The realities of modern-day Kyrgyzstan, despite the status of a "secular state", are violence, hypocrisy, and widespread infringement of the rights of women who are stay a socially unprotected part of the population. Under the conditions of aggressive propaganda of both patriarchal and radical, religious ideology, the ideas of feminism in Kyrgyzstan are equated with the popularization of LGBTQ communities, are openly criticized and the justice system, in most cases, takes the side of murderers and rapists.