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From 1947 to 1983, he worked as a director at the "Kazakhfilm" studio, where he participated in the creation of feature films such as "Mother and Son" (1955), "If Only Each of Us..." (1961, both co-directed with S. K. Khodzhikov), "Winged Gift" (1956, co-directed with A. Slobodnik and E. I. Fayk), and "Botagoz" (1957, co-directed with E. E. Aron). He directed feature films on historical and revolutionary themes: "Troubling Morning" (1968), "Chase in the Steppe" (1979, awarded a silver medal at the VDNH of the USSR). He mainly adapted children's films: "They Call Me Kozha" (1963, co-directed …
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- Post in the Mountains (1953) Cast
- Alpamys Goes to School (1978) Director
- My Name Is Kozha (1963) Director
- Steppe Pursuit (1979) Director
- My Brother (1971) Director
- Hey You, the Cowboys! (1975) Director
- Worrisome Morning (1968) Director
- Journey to Childhood (1968) Director
- The Salty River of Childhood (1983) Director
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