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Love, Adventure, and Nationhood in the Everyday

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The 2010 Kazakh television series Astana My Love puts forth a carefully crafted representation of post-Soviet Kazakh life, wherein the young are wealthy and citizens live a material existence equivalent to that of Western capitalist countries. Sponsored by the Kazakh Ministry of Culture through the state-run Kazakhfilm Studios, in joint production with the Turkish Radio and Television Corporation, Astana My Love portrays Kazakhstan without a past— bereft of its nomadic history and long years of Soviet rule— focusing exclusively on the country's present and future. In Astana My Love, the future is bright and prosperous, largely a consequence of the vision and leadership of Kazakhstan's president Nursultan Nazarbayev.

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  • School of Social and Political Sciences (Research Outputs)

Publication Title

Filmatique

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Filmatique

Date Submitted

2019-09-27

Date Accepted

2017-09-01

Date of First Publication

2017-09-01

Date of Final Publication

2017-09-01

Date Document First Uploaded

2019-09-12

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37057

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