My Brother Silk Road
6.8
The Great Silk Road is the name for a mountain trade route now identifiable only by train tracks; it is on these tracks that our film finds four children at play, not far from their Kirghizstan village. A train meanders down the mountain and, following an argument, an artist is unceremoniously thrown-off a carriage and (so) eventually encounters the children.
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Cast
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Busurman Odurakaev
The artist
Also in
Ermak
The Song of the Tree
Tynara Abdrazaeva
The controller
Also in
The Wedding Chest
The Road to Eden
Marat Sarulu
Also in
How a Boy Saved His City
Sain Gabdullin
Mukanbet Toktobaev
The husband
Also in
The Ascent of Fujiyama
The Wedding Chest
Kabatai Kyzy Elmira
The young woman
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Tamlay Imanaliev
Child
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Urmat Samudunov
Child
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Japarkul Kyzy Jarkinai
Child
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Shayilda Jirgalbek
Marat Sarulu Director · Kadyrzhan Kydyraliyev Cinematographer Tilek Mambetova Editor
Worldwide gross $16K · First release April 1, 2002 · Produced in Kyrgyzstan
Box office
Worldwide gross
$16,357
Production
Kino Company
Production
Kyrgyzstan
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Languages
Original title
Altyn Kyrghol
Original language
Kyrgyz
Spoken on screen
Kyrgyz
Release dates
Kyrgyzstan · April 1, 2002
Theatrical
No release date listed for United States.
Argentina
March 11, 2005 · Premiere
Czechia
July 8, 2002 · Premiere
France
August 6, 2003 · Premiere
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