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Synopsis: Kemel, a young recent school graduate, travels into an isolated part of the steppes to work in a small communal farm camp.
 
IMDB:
7.3
Year:
1963
75 min
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to the unit, for everyone to use.

Oh yes, exactly!

The radio!

It's top notch!

What a wonderful radio that is!

It's simply suberb!

Here! Have a look!

It's smooth!

It's brand new!

It's polished!

The only thing is - it doesn't work.

They forgot to install

the electricity in Anrakhai.

But it's battery-powered.

All you need to do is check the contacts.

So it might even work one day?

Yeah, Abakir, here you made a fluff.

Abakir, give me your T-shirts!

To Dzuraev, the best tractor driver.

Abakir...

Abakir Dzuraev - forward!

I thought you needed the rags.

Hey you!

Leave the rags!

Stop weeping! Get to work!

And don't meddle in other people's

business next time! Know your place, woman!

You offended Kalipa.

Very much!

Listen,

why are you blinking?

I mean it!

Well, since you mean it,

then we'll talk.

Follow me!

What have you come here for?

What?

Why are you here?

Because of money or because it's your call?

- You already know it.

- Say it again.

I'm here to work.

To work then?

Do you know what is down there?

Baikonur.

The road to the sky.

They launch rockets there.

Why don't you go there

to work!

One doesn't work in Anrakhai.

In Anrakhai one sweats one's ass out

and doesn't stick one's nose into

other people's business. Got it?

No.

We're people, not cattle.

If we sweat our asses out, as you say,

then we do it for a purpose.

For what purpose?

What fine words!

"People and not cattle."

You really believe in this crap?

Here's my advice.

Trust only

your own hands and eyes.

Take a look around. Look at this dead land.

Do you know why we're ploughing this dust?

To prove to our posterity

that in this place

cannot grow

even lucerne.

You just don't understand.

Demurrage again.

I'm really sorry. I'm a bit late.

Late? You were with a girl!

- Abakir!

- What?

Why are you like this?

Why can't you treat people properly?

That was good.

Everyone respects you for your work.

You are brilliant at work.

But you treat people like slaves!

And now fill it.

No.

- I won't do it.

- What did you say?

I won't fill it for you!

You will.

I'll do it, Ab...

- Pick up the bucket and fill it!

- Abakir!

- I will...

- You won't do me anything.

Kalipa...

You're not asleep?

Me neither.

Do you hear this?

The wind is howling.

Those are wolves.

It's scary.

How nice it is that you called me.

Always call me,

my darling.

You're handsome.

You're so strong.

so self-confident.

The moon is so huge today.

Autumn is coming.

Abakir.

Do you love me?

I love

you so much.

Do you understand?

I:

respect you.

Enough already...

Everyone respects you:

Sadabek, Dzumas

and even Kemel.

He's a nice boy, don't hurt him.

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Iosif Olshansky

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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