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Birthday: February 4, 1943 (82)
Place of Birth: Alma-Ata, USSR (Almaty, Kazakhstan)
Biography
Kanymbek-Kano Kassymbekov (Kazakh: Қанымбек-Қано Қасымбеков; born 4 February 1943; Alma-Ata) was a Soviet and Kazakh film director and screenwriter. Honored Worker of Kazakhstan. After graduation, not knowing a word of Russian, he went to Moscow, entered the VGIK, passed the documents and the exam, but did not pass. He turned to the rector and he, having looked at the young Kazakh with a sharp look, gave instructions to accept him into the institute. Later, the rector, in a conversation with Kasymbekov, said that looking at the shining appearance of his old boots of the war years, he thought: The one who respects his feet respects his head — this hope did not deceive me[1].
Known For
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Turmoil (2008)Age: 65Director
Do You Need a Puppy? (2004)Age: 61Director
Youth of Dzhambul (1996)Age: 53Director
I Don't Want to Say Goodbye (1992)Age: 49Director
Last Fox (1990)Age: 47Director
Fly, Crane (1985)Age: 42Director
Red Yurt (1982)Age: 39Director
When You're 12 Years Old (1979)Age: 36Director
Shok and Sher (1972)Age: 29Director






