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Rashid Nugmanov (also written Rachid Nougmanov; ‹See Tfd› Russian: Рашид Мусаевич Нугманов; born March 19, 1954, in Alma-Ata, Kazakhstan) is a Kazakh film director, dissident, political activist [1] and founder of the Kazakh New Wave cinema movement.
Rashid Nugmanov. Director: The Needle. In 1977 Rachid Nougmanov graduated from an architectural institute. In 1984 he entered the VGIK Moscow Film Institute. His first feature The Needle (1988) initiated what was to become in cinematic history: the 'Kazakh New Wave'.
Rashid Nugmanov. Director: The Needle. In 1977 Rachid Nougmanov graduated from an architectural institute. In 1984 he entered the VGIK Moscow Film Institute. His first feature The Needle (1988) initiated what was to become in cinematic history: the 'Kazakh New Wave'.
The Needle (Russian: Игла, romanized: Igla) is a 1988 Soviet thriller film. It stars rock musicians Viktor Tsoi (of Kino) and Pyotr Mamonov (of Zvuki Mu). The film premiered on 16 September 1988 in Almaty and in February 1989 in Moscow.
Rashid Nugmanov (Russian: Рашид Мусаевич Нугманов; born March 19, 1954; Alma-Ata) is a Soviet and Kazakh film director, dissident, political activist and founder of the Kazakh New Wave cinema movement.
Apr 10, 2022 · When the director Rashid Nugmanov, a friend of Tsoi, decided [in 2010] to re-release The Needle, which was a formative film for me, he asked me to be the art director and suggested my art collective Doping-Pong create comics and drawings for the extended cut. We became friends.
With Sergei Bodrov, Rashid Nugmanov, Stephen Pow, Anton Gorskiy. Genghis Khan's favorite grandson, Batu investigates the mystery of his father's death. Uncovering a conspiracy in his own family, he creates a powerful empire to administer justice against the culprits.
Aug 24, 2021 · Accepted into the program were Rashid Nugmanov, Serik Aprymov and Abai Karpykov. Nugmanov, who would become the most important of the New Wave directors, was born in the then-Kazakh capital of Alma-Ata on 19 March 1954 and initially studied at a local architectural institute.
Rashid Nugmanov. Andrew Horton. One of the Soviet film hits for 1989 was an unlikely entry: a debut feature from Kazakhstan by Rashid Nugmanov called The Needle . Starring one of the Soviet Union's pop music idols, Victor Tsoy, the Korean-Soviet.
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The Needle/Igla (Rashid Nugmanov, USSR, 1988) was unanimously hailed by critics as both the starting point and the most memorable film of the ‘New Wave’ of Kazakh cinema (Horton and Brashinsky 1992; Zebrina Pruner 1992; Dönmez-Colin 1997, 2006). The...
