Little Brother

Set against the backdrop of a mountain village, Little Brother captures the emotional turmoil of a young boy named Yerken. His life is turned upside down when his older brother returns after a long absence, only to reveal a cold and distant demeanor.

This film showcases the struggles of familial relationships and the impact of change, making it a poignant representation of the complexities of growing up in a shifting cultural landscape. Directed by Serik Aprimov, a key figure in the new wave of Kazakh cinema, the film is a part of the larger narrative of Kazakh storytelling through film.

With a runtime of 95 minutes, Little Brother offers a focused exploration of its themes, making it a significant entry in the genre of drama. Kazakhfilm Studios produced this work, highlighting the emerging cinematic voices from Kazakhstan during the early 21st century.