Tupan

Ondas Besikbasov After retiring from the navy, Asha returned to the grassland and stayed in the tent of his sister's family. His brother-in-law introduced him to Tupan, the last girl to be married nearby. Asha just talked about his experiences at sea in front of the other two elders, but unexpectedly the girl behind the curtain thought he had big ears. The brother-in-law was very upset about Asha's failed blind date. The ewes in the flock often had difficult births, and Asha, who was unable to start a family, was temporarily unable to take on the responsibility of a shepherd. Asha, who couldn't bear the cold face of her brother-in-law, came to propose marriage again. Although she was rejected again, Asha really fell in love with Tupan after peeping through the crack of the door. Life on the grassland is hard and lonely, and the news on the radio and his friend Tony often act as temptations from the outside world. The time for the herdsmen to migrate was coming soon. After a quarrel with his brother-in-law, Asha ran away angrily, but he was stopped by a ewe with dystocia... The film won the "Un Certain Regard" award at the 2008 Cannes Film Festival and the Golden Kirin Award at the Tokyo Film Festival.