Whoever Softer

Whoever Softer (Russian: Тот, кто нежнее, romanized: Tot, kto nezhnee) is a feature film director by Abay Karpykov.[2][3]

Whoever Softer
Directed byAbay Karpykov
Produced byAndrey Razumovsky
Yury Romanenko
Serik Zhubandykov
Anar Kashaganova
Oraz Rymzhanov
Written byAbay Karpykov
Leila Ahinzhanova
StarringBopesh Jandaev
Kseniya Kachalina
Music byLeonid Desyatnikov
CinematographyNikolay Kirienkov
Aleksey Berkovich
George Gidt
Production
company
Release date
1996[1]
Running time
92 min
Country Kazakhstan
 Russia
LanguageRussian

Plot

A young man by the name of Danesh is hospitalized with a broken leg. An old man, his roommate at the hospital ward, tells Danesh about two relics: tamga (gold plate) and ruby. Once a year with their help it is possible to find treasure in the Canyon of Scorpio. Tamga was brought from abroad by Arab sheikhs, who are waiting for a messenger from the old man. After the old man's death, his sisters give Danesh the ruby and map of the Canyon and he goes off in search of treasure. His opponent becomes Ramazan, a bandit who kidnapped translator Alyona, who can read the Arabic inscription on the tamga.

Cast

Critical reception

At first, everything is unnecessarily meaningful, full of secrets and omissions, and even more, especially in the history of rivalry between two hard-hearted Kazakh brothers because of someone else's wealth, there is a lot of seriousness and pomposity that is not appropriate to this case, which is felt primarily in the behavior of Russian actors Andrei Rostotsky and Aristarkh Livanov. Paradoxically, the debutante Farhat Abdraimov felt a mocking and good-natured element of everything that was happening in the comic role of a seemingly formidable fat man (such as an infernal Japanese from the Goldfinger), who has an unexpectedly thin voice and a completely mild temper.[5] .

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