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198318mSoviet Union

Kaychi

Қайшы

Synopsis

Kaichi is the name of the storyteller of Altai folk kyuis, which praise the beauty and strength of the inhabitants of Gorny Altai, who carefully preserve their cultural heritage. A poetic story about the beauty of the nature of Gorny Altai and its people.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Tamara Mukanova
Screenplay & Story
Mariya Solovyova, Klara Ismagulova
Original Score
Viktor Babushkin
Original Title
Қайшы
Country of Origin
Soviet Union
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
18m
Production Studios
Kazakhfilm

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Tamara Mukanova

Screenplay & Story

Mariya Solovyova, Klara Ismagulova

Original Score & Music

Viktor Babushkin

Director of Photography

Serikbay Aralbaev, M. Abuseitov

Producers

S. Ospanov

Department Leadership Roster

Tamara Mukanova

Tamara Mukanova

Director

Mariya Solovyova

Writer

Serikbay Aralbaev

Director of Photography

M. Abuseitov

Director of Photography

Viktor Babushkin

Original Music Composer

S. Ospanov

Producer

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Kaychi.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Kaychi

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Kaychi about?

Kaichi is the name of the storyteller of Altai folk kyuis, which praise the beauty and strength of the inhabitants of Gorny Altai, who carefully preserve their cultural heritage. A poetic story about the beauty of the nature of Gorny Altai and its people.

Who directed Kaychi?

Kaychi was directed by Tamara Mukanova.

Who stars in Kaychi?

The principal cast of Kaychi includes Bolot Beyshenaliev.

When was Kaychi released and how long is it?

Kaychi was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 18m.

Who composed the musical score for Kaychi?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Kaychi was composed by Viktor Babushkin.