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Home APSA Nominees & Winners 2022 Best Film This Is What I Remember (Esimde)

This Is What I Remember (Esimde)

Nomination Details

Ceremony Year 2022
Film
This is What I Remember (Esimde)
Nomination category
Country
Director
Aktan Arym Kubat
Producer
Altynai Koichumanova, Denis Vaslin, Yuji Sadai, Carine Chichkowsky, Fleur Knopperts

Nomination Detail

Having become an amnesiac old man, Zarlyk returns to his homeland after twenty-three years of ordeals in a foreign land. Events take place in a village in Kyrgyzstan, where he is brought by his adult son. Much has changed during his absence: the morals of the villagers, the realities of a changing world, radicalization of Islam, growing crime and corruption.

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