O'tov

O'tov (2007)

Ubaydullo and his son Javohir live in a village at the foot of the mountain. His grandfather was overthrown by the Soviet regime, and his father was exiled to Siberia as an enemy of the people. Ubaydullo prays, tends his sheep, and tries to protect his son from the outside world as much as possible; he forbids him from going to university and joining the army. But his son rejects his father's overprotectiveness. Meanwhile, Javohir's girlfriend marries another man. One day, Javohir brings a television home, but his father smashes it and buries it. Javohir secretly enlists in the army. Meanwhile, Ubaydullo marries a blind girl named Zaynab, and after some time, they have a daughter. Javohir returns from the army with various bad habits (addictions). His father, Ubaydullo, buries his son to re-educate him. The film ends with the family living happily ever after.

Date de sortie
2007-01-01
Durée
1 h 18 min
Genres
Drame
Réalisateur
Ayub Shahobiddinov

Distribution

Anecdotes

Oʻtov is a 2007 Uzbek drama film directed by Ayub Shahobiddinov. Based on a screenplay by Yolqin Toʻychiyev, the film stars Nozim Toʻlaxoʻjayev, Raʻno Shodiyeva, Aziz Rametov, and Xayrulla Saʼdiyev in the lead roles.

Production

Filming took place in the mountainous Boysun District. Due to the harsh and uncomfortable conditions on set, lead actor Nozim Toʻlaxoʻjayev initially refused to participate and returned to Tashkent. However, upon learning a month later that production had completely stalled, he felt a sense of moral obligation and returned to Boysun to resume filming.

Another lead actor, Aziz Rametov, prepared for his role by visiting and observing substance abusers alongside the director. Rametov admitted that portraying the character was highly challenging, recalling:

When they buried me in the ground up to my neck, I truly felt the sensation of death. It was terrifying. I was so frightened that I even woke up with cold sores on my lips the next day.

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