Kana Beisekeyev

In Kazakhstan, more than 400 women die every year as a result of domestic violence, and this number has increased significantly during the 2020 quarantine. Experts, lawyers, civic activists and victims who have experienced violence at home talk in detail about the problem and how to deal with it.

A small documentary that Russian comedian Alexander Nezlobin shot with director Kana Beisekeev in New York. This is a deeper immersion in stand-up and in the life of comedians. This is not about life. This is about pain.

Together with his like-minded associates, Rashid is striving to secure recognition for the Tazy as a distinct dog breed, as well as its recognition at the international level. After all, officially there exists only the category of "Central Asian Sighthound," which encompasses a multitude of varieties—including the Tazy. For Rashid, the Tazy is not merely a variety, but a unique cultural phenomenon that demands careful preservation.

Some say that love is when two halves of hearts that complement each other meet. But what happens if he is a blind musician, and she is a deaf artist. Together they complete each other and prove that the love is beyond any boundaries.

In Kazakhstan, more than 400 women die every year as a result of domestic violence, and this number has increased significantly during the 2020 quarantine. Experts, lawyers, civic activists and victims who have experienced violence at home talk in detail about the problem and how to deal with it.

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