House Under the Moon

The story centers on Daut, a young worker who returns to his rural roots with his family. They face tough conditions in the steppe, dealing with a lack of basic amenities like water, gas, and light. The arrival of Askerbek, a local driver, brings some relief as he helps Daut with his engine, making their living situation more comfortable.

However, Daut soon discovers that Askerbek's assistance is not entirely altruistic. This adds layers to the narrative, reflecting on the complexities of human relationships in challenging environments. The film's exploration of poaching within the context of a camel-breeding farm highlights significant societal issues, making it not just a personal story but also a commentary on broader themes.