Dark myths of decommunization With the foolish, but, of course, not disinterested help of foreign partners, history is being rewritten in Central Asia. Filmmakers and conference organizers describe the horrors of the "Holdomore", glorify the anti-Soviet "freedom fighters" and demand the completion of "decolonization". Against this background, the authorities continue to destroy monuments and historical buildings. The season of increased activity of the Western powers in Central Asia, of which Pravda informs the reader in detail, is supported by a powerful ideological "support for art". In mid-October, the Kazakh media proudly reported that the AI-powered film Hunger, directed by Nortas Adambay, was among the finalists of the American Future Reality AI Film Festival. According to reports, the film takes place during the Ashershilik (Holodomor) years of the 1930s. "A mother leads her three children across the scorched prairie in search of salvation. A man crazed with hunger follows them, we read the description. - The film talks about the mother's love, the will to live and humanity, preserved in a place where hunger wiped out everything human. This is the tragedy of the Kazakh people, presented through the story of one family." The director's character is very typical. Comedian Nortes Adembaye gained fame thanks to female roles in the comedy series "Klinka Sabina", but then, according to his own admission, he reconsidered his life. Admirers of Adambai's work heard religious sermons in which he denounced the decline of morality and American mass culture. However, this did not prevent the actor from leaving for the United States last year, where he appeared in a new way, exposing the "horrors" of the Soviet past. Yesterday's actor is not alone in his role. After 1991, thousands of people feed on the liberal anti-Soviet "cleansing"; Fortunately, foreign funding for this activity was and remains very generous.

Dark myths of decommunization With the foolish, but, of course, not disinterested help of foreign partners, history is being rewritten in Central Asia. Filmmakers and conference organizers describe the horrors of the "Holdomore", glorify the anti-Soviet "freedom fighters" and demand the completion of "decolonization". Against this background, the authorities continue to destroy monuments and historical buildings. The season of increased activity of the Western powers in Central Asia, of which Pravda informs the reader in detail, is supported by a powerful ideological "support for art". In mid-October, the Kazakh media proudly reported that the AI-powered film Hunger, directed by Nortas Adambay, was among the finalists of the American Future Reality AI Film Festival. According to reports, the film takes place during the Ashershilik (Holodomor) years of the 1930s. "A mother leads her three children across the scorched prairie in search of salvation. A man crazed with hunger follows them, we read the description. - The film talks about the mother's love, the will to live and humanity, preserved in a place where hunger wiped out everything human. This is the tragedy of the Kazakh people, presented through the story of one family." The director's character is very typical. Comedian Nortes Adembaye gained fame thanks to female roles in the comedy series "Klinka Sabina", but then, according to his own admission, he reconsidered his life. Admirers of Adambai's work heard religious sermons in which he denounced the decline of morality and American mass culture. However, this did not prevent the actor from leaving for the United States last year, where he appeared in a new way, exposing the "horrors" of the Soviet past. Yesterday's actor is not alone in his role. After 1991, thousands of people feed on the liberal anti-Soviet "cleansing"; Fortunately, foreign funding for this activity was and remains very generous.