Olma Djon
Jul 04, 2019 · 1h 12m
Rated 7.5 out of 10
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Director
Victoria YakubovOverview
Olma Djon tells the mystical journey of Bolot, a father who, despite his efforts, doesn’t succeed to communicate with his daughter Sholpan who refuses to speak, as a result of communication problems in their family.
Cast of Olma Djon
Aziz BeyshenalievBolot
Aysha BerikkizySholpan
Natasha MashkevichSara- Saltanat TashimovaChamane
- Azat NurtayFather (young)
- Azhar IbraevaMother (young)
- Kulyaym KazhmaganbetovaMother
- Seytek BeyshenalievBolot (teenager)
- Amirkhan AssenovBolot (child)
- Maymkhan KentayevaAunt
- Muratbek AubakirovGrandfather
- Damesh AzimbayevaGrandmother
- Dudysh KentayevaGrandmother
Crew of Olma Djon
- Victoria YakubovDirector, Producer, Writer
Hervé SchneidEditor, Producer- Ariel AssenovaProducer
- Gulshat BegenExecutive Producer, First Assistant Director
- Pavel DoreuliSound Designer
- Alexander AkokaPost Production Coordinator
- Aleksandra TsatsinaMakeup & Hair
- Vincent ArnardiSound Re-Recording Mixer
- Elie AkokaColor Timer
- Gasan BabayevProduction Manager
Shigeru UmebayashiMusic- Genady GrafeevLocation Coordinator
- Aleksandra AronovaCostume Designer, Art Direction
Alain CarsouxSpecial Effects Supervisor- Benoit ToulemondePost Production Coordinator
- Abbas BaktiariMusic
Iskander NarymbetovCinematography- Genady GrafeevProperty Master
- Jessica ArnardiMusic Supervisor
- Vlad ZazheriloGaffer
About Olma Djon
What is Olma Djon about?
Olma Djon tells the mystical journey of Bolot, a father who, despite his efforts, doesn’t succeed to communicate with his daughter Sholpan who refuses to speak, as a result of communication problems in their family.
When was Olma Djon released?
Olma Djon was released on July 4, 2019.
How long is Olma Djon?
Olma Djon runs 1 hour 12 minutes (72 minutes).
Who directed Olma Djon?
Olma Djon was directed by Victoria Yakubov.
Who is in the cast of Olma Djon?
The cast of Olma Djon includes Aziz Beyshenaliev (Bolot), Aysha Berikkizy (Sholpan), Natasha Mashkevich (Sara), Saltanat Tashimova (Chamane) and Azat Nurtay (Father (young)).