It Was in Shugal

Telgar Temirbekov has been the chairman of the Shugla collective farm for twenty years. He founded the farm. Thanks to his efforts and skill, the farm grew economically and became one of the leading farms in the region. But in recent years, Telgar has changed dramatically: he has become arrogant, stopped listening to and respecting the collective farmers, and surrounded himself with sycophants. This inevitably impacted the farm's operations. Livestock deaths have become common, and grain yields have declined.

Director

Mazhit Begalin

Writer

Abdilda Tazhibayev

Released

January 1, 1955

Language

Kazakh