Aitysh Film
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| Film Making Company | |
| Industry | Film |
| Founded | 2006 |
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| Headquarters | Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan |
| Products | Narrative, Animation, Documentary films |
The film production company ‘Aitysh Film’ was founded by public figure, producer and director Sadyk Sher-Niyaz in 2006 in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan as a branch of Aitysh Public Fund. The purpose of the film company is the development of Kyrgyz cinema by supporting the creativity of talented young people. The company produces art-house, animation and documentary films.
Apart from Sadyk Sher-Niyaz, the other founders of Aitysh Film are Farkhad Bekmanbetov, Bakytbek Turdubaev and Akzholtoy Bekbolotov. The Director of the film company is Farkhad Bekmanbetov.
‘A Son’s Duty’ - Participation in Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival and Hamburg Short Film Festival
- Special Jury Prize: International Tehran Film Festival
- Selected in the French Catalogue of Short Films 2007
- Special Prize: Eurasia International Film Festival, Astana, Kazakhstan
‘First Frame’ - Diploma for Best Music: International Festival of the ‘Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’ countries
- Diploma for Best Screenplay: 4th International Film Festival of the CIS and Baltic States ‘New Cinema’
‘City’ Diploma for Best Debut: International Festival of ‘Shanghai Cooperation Organisation’ countries
‘Everything’s OK’ - First prize: ‘Odan’ International Festival of Student Works (Turkey)
- Special Jury Prize: ‘Start’ Festival of Student Works (Azerbaijan)
- Grand Prix prize: 15th International Tehran Film Festival (Iran)
- 2nd prize: Dubai International Film Festival (United Arab Emirates)
- ARTE prize: Dresden International Film Festival (Germany)
- Grand Prix prize: ‘Kyrgyzstan-Germany-France’ Festival (Kyrgyzstan)
- Special Jury Prize: ‘Urban’ International Film Festival (Iran)
- Grand Prix prize: 1st National Film Festival Young Cinema ‘Umut’ (Kyrgyzstan)
- Special Jury Prize Film Festival of SCO member countries (Kyrgyzstan)
- Participation in International Film Festival Rotterdam (Netherlands)
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