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The film tells the story of an elderly couple living a peaceful life in a village, with their eldest son living nearby and their youngest son working abroad. It depicts the struggle and conflict between two generations.

After the death of her husband, Zulfiya Zakirova raises five sons and a daughter alone. The Second World War begins. Five sons of Zulfiya go to the front.

Spring, 1943, Kalinin Front. Girls snipers undergo a baptism of fire. Graduates of the shooting school are at the front for the first time. One of them is eighteen-year-old Uzbek Jamila.

An agent of the Uzbek special services, Timur Saliev, is conducting an operation to seize the Scorpion terrorist group when he learns that his brother, whom he considered dead, is alive and belongs to this very organization.

The intertwined lives of several villagers unfold through love, personal struggles, and life's unexpected twists, blending heartfelt drama with lighthearted humor.

The film based on the story of the same name by Uzbek poet and writer Gafur Gulom about the adventures of an irrepressible young boy who encounters various people and life situations during his journey.

Since Fatima and Zuhra's brother did not come home one day, Fatima is worried and goes outside to look for him. Then, the street thugs kidnap and rape Fatima. Fatima commits suicide.

Truck driver Ilyas and an ordinary village girl Asel fell in love with each other at first sight But will their love be able to withstand the blows of fate?

Kamil's peaceful life with his three wives in the remote region of Turkestan is disrupted when a fourth wife arrives. Changes simultaneously rush at a family that seem far from a historical upheaval that destroys long-standing family traditions. The film merges various motifs and images. The motifs of a polygamous family caught in a civil war between White forces and enemies clash with horizontal and vertical images. The images of building interiors indicate where characters and history overlap with an outside scenery. The signs of violent events to come are foreshadowed against a static background. A rare film in the history of Central Asian films, it shows a civil war and the changes in women's lives under patriarchy and war.

On the village called "Communism" wrecked alien ship, which was carrying an alien boy. Bazarbay Narmatov, the village foremost, accidentally finds a wounded and weakened alien boy, decides to help him and gives the name Abdullajan. Naive people of the village not knowing that boy was an alien took him for an illegitimate son of Bazarbay and witnessed some extraordinary events.written by Aziz Eshboev

In one of the quarters of the old part of Tashkent "Mahalla", in the adobe houses opposite the large new building there live the families of builders: the mason with his wife and daughter Sayyera, old Mehrihon, whose son Azimdzhan completes his studies in Moscow, Arslan's canteen and his son, crane operator Umar. Sayera had just graduated from school, secretly from her relatives entered the plant. Neighbors are strenuously trying to interfere in her fate: Mehrihon wants to marry Azimjana, and Arslan's wife - his son. After a number of misunderstandings, it turns out that Azimjan has already married in Moscow, and Umar is in love with Umid, working with him at the construction site. Young people help Umar overcome the resistance of his parents and marry Umid. Happy family moved from Mahalla to a newly built house.

A teenage girl longs to move away from her village to live with her mother in the city.

This movie is about a military "Sniper" guy who goes through secret service. This boy tries to get into a gang of militants. It thwarts the plan of the wicked who want to commit a terrorist act. He ensured the security of his homeland even though he gave his life. The film is dedicated to the memory of law enforcement officers who sacrificed their lives for the peace of Uzbekistan against terrorist acts.

A supermarket in a Moscow suburb is the heart of darkness for the Uzbek "employees" who work there around the clock and are threatened, abused and imprisoned. Mukhabbat escapes and reveals the vicious circle of modern slavery.

One mother-in-law and seven daughter-in-laws. Traditions of one Uzbek family.

40 Days of Silence is the story of four women in Central Asia in key moments of their lives, discovered through their different ages. It is a trip into an unconscious and intimate female world; it is an attempt to portray broken identities and women who confront their own will to choose and decide.

chronicles the resilience of Uzbek villagers who rise against Mongol oppression. Amidst fiery battles and shattered dreams, their struggle for freedom ignites a powerful legacy of hope and unity, forging a path from despair to triumph.