Lilya Zhusupovna Turusbekova ( May 8, 1933 , Frunze , Kyrgyz SSR , USSR - January 7, 2001 ) - Soviet film director. Honored Artist of the Kyrgyz SSR (1979).
| Lilya Zhusupovna Turusbekova | |
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| Date of Birth | May 8, 1933 |
| Date of death | January 7, 2001 (67 years old) |
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Biography
Born May 8, 1933 in the city of Frunze in the family of a Kyrgyz writer and poet Zhusup Turusbekov . After graduating from high school in 1951, she entered the directing department of VGIK . Since 1955, after graduating from VGIK, she began independent creative activity at the Frunze studio of chronicles and documentaries. She rented and edited two issues of the Soviet Kirghizia newsreel. In the future, for more than twenty years, the director was engaged in film periods.
In 1956, she released her first film essay by L. Turusbekova “Silver Water”, dedicated to the metallurgists of Kadamdzhaya. The second film “They were born in the Tien Shan” (1957) spoke about the achievements in the economy and culture of the republic over 40 years of Soviet power. In the films “Me and My Friends”, “Your Friends” (1961, 1962), L. Turusbekova was attracted to the lyrical film story.
In 1967, Lilya Turusbekova shot the full-length film "Following the Spring." In 1974, on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Communist Party of Kyrgyzstan and the Kirghiz SSR, Lily Turusbekova created the feature film “Soviet Kyrgyzstan”.
Her film “The Bolsheviks Pishpek” (1977) was dedicated to the 60th anniversary of Great October. It is based on a small archive photo material about A. Ivanitsyn, Y. Logvinenko, G. Shvets-Bazarny, K. Sarykulov, I. Kobekov and other fighters for Soviet power in Kyrgyzstan.
Filmography
- "Silver Water", 1957;
- "They were born in the Tien Shan," 1958;
- "High Award", 1959;
- "Festival of Kyrgyz Art", 1959;
- "Me and My Friends," 1960;
- "Your friends", 1960;
- The Birth of a Song, 1961;
- The Great Epic, 1962;
- "Look around, Cholpon", 1962;
- "Celebration of great friendship", 1963;
- "Masters of Kyrgyz art", 1963;
- "Week of Soviet Cinema in Kyrgyzstan", 1964;
- "Our Children", 1966;
- “40 years to Kyrgyzstan”, Special issue “Soviet Kyrgyzstan No. 32–33”, 1966;
- "Following the Spring", 1967;
- "Field of Kulsary", 1972;
- The Tale of Concrete, 1972;
- "Short summer in the mountains", 1975;
- "Spring Ala-Too", 1976;
- "The Bolsheviks of Pishpek", 1977;
- "Involvement" (Baken Kadykeeva), 1977;
- Koshoy-Tash, 1981;
- Transformed Earth, 1981;
- “The name of the contributor is the people”, c / journal “Soviet Kyrgyzstan” No. 4 (1 part), 1982;
- Myskal, 1986;
- "Leisure", 1986;
- Cheber (Saddle for the President), 1990;
- "Mountain Pastures", 1990
Rewards
- Medal "For Labor Distinction" (1958).
- Certificate of honor of the Supreme Council of the Kyrgyz SSR (1992).
- Badge "Excellent Cinematography of the USSR" (1965).
- Certificate of honor of the Supreme Council of the Kyrgyz SSR (1974).
- Order of the Badge of Honor (1970).
Literature
- Encyclopedic Dictionary / Ch. ed. S. I. Yutkevich; Editorial board: Yu. S. Afanasyev, V.E. Baskakov, I.V. Weissfeld, et al. - M.: Sov. Encyclopedia, 1987.- 640 p., 96 p. silt
- "Cinematographers of Soviet Kyrgyzstan: A Guide" O. B. Artyukhov. - F .: Kyrgyzstan, 1981.
- Zakirov S. Daughter of the mountains (in Kyrgyz). - “Soviet Kyrgyzstan”, 1969, November 30.
- Rysaliev K. Filmmaker (in Kyrgyz). - “Kyrgyzstan ayldary”, 1961, No. 3, p. 6.
- Alenkin. B. Specialties of great daring. - "Komsomolets of Kyrgyzstan", 1957, May 31.
- Artyukhov O. When a reporter becomes an artist. - "Literary Kyrgyzstan", 1977, No. 2, p. 100-101.
- Ashimov K. Birth of the Kyrgyz cinema. F., "Ilim", 1969, p. 40–41.
- Ashimov K. Screen of Kyrgyzstan tells. M., Bureau of propaganda of Soviet cinema, 1970, p. eight.
- Kochnev D. The first film essay by Lily Turusbekova. - “Soviet Kyrgyzstan”, 1956, December 4.
- Kochnev D. Life of Kyrgyzstan on the screen. - “Soviet Kyrgyzstan”, 1957, February 3.
- Filippov L. Story about the Bolsheviks of Pishpek. - “Evening Frunze”, 1977, November 7.