درس‌هایی از هالیوود: برنامه‌ی رابرت کُن برای رشد سینمای قزاقستان

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درس‌هایی از هالیوود: برنامه‌ی رابرت کُن برای رشد سینمای قزاقستان  مسیر رابرت کن، بازیگر و هماهنگ‌کننده‌ی بدلکاری، در سینما با هنرهای رزمی آغاز شد و به بدلکاری در فیلم‌های پرفروش منتهی شد. اکنون او آموخته‌هایش از هالیوود را به کشورش آورده تا سینمای قزاقستان را رونق دهد.  با همکاری   لب بیشتر : http://parsi.euronews.com/2025/06/04/lessons-from-hollywood-robert-kuns-plan-for-growing-kazakh-cinema  مشترک شوید: یورونیوز به یازده زبان دیگر در دسترس شماست

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00:00There wasn't a point in my life where I had to make a decision, OK, now I'm going to work in the movie industry.

00:15It came very natural and smooth because I started working at a very young age.

00:20I did a lot of sports, martial arts, dancing, tennis, football, all this stuff.

00:25And so that's how I got into the cinema.

00:28There was a project called Day Watch by Timur Bikman Bethev.

00:33And it happened that the founder of the studio, of Action Studio Kundo Igor Tsai, we were training together.

00:40He invited me to participate in this project.

00:43That was my first project at the age of 14 years old.

00:47And I worked there as a stuntman.

00:49There are several international studios that I'm really happy and honored to work with.

00:58It was for 20th Century Fox, Universal, Metro-Goldenmaier, Disney Studio, lots of Russian studios.

01:07I can't really tell you, according to my experience, how is it to build a career in Kazakhstan because my career wasn't built here.

01:14Although I live here, my career was built abroad.

01:18Our first project in Hollywood was wanted with James McEvoy and Angelina Jolie.

01:24For us, when people tell that this is a Kazakh studio that is coming to us, I feel very obliged.

01:30I'm very happy that their positioning as a studio from Kazakhstan made it to Russia and whatever international project it is.

01:39So, the founder of the studio, Igor Tsai, he founded the studio in 2005.

01:55The idea behind the name is Kun in Turkic languages.

02:00It means day, sun, sunlight.

02:03And Do in Asian philosophy, it means the way.

02:07So, it's pretty much the way of sun, the way of light.

02:11And that's what we are trying to achieve to this day.

02:16Because if you say that you achieve something, then it means that you stop.

02:20So, we're still on our way.

02:21From the day one, we wanted to make a statement that our studio is from Kazakhstan.

02:28We're Kazakhs.

02:29Although I'm Korean, lots of members of our studios are Russian.

02:34So, it's quite a multicultural studio that we have.

02:38We want to make it to Hollywood.

02:40We're Kazakhs.

02:41We want to make it to Hollywood.

02:42So, most of my career, and it is more than 20 years, I was behind the scenes.

02:47I was behind the camera because I was directing and coordinating.

02:50About three years ago, I met Rustem Amarov.

02:54He's a director and producer of a very popular and successful TV series in Kazakhstan.

03:01We met each other, really bonded, and decided to make a movie.

03:05It was an action-based movie.

03:07But something changed, and he decided to make a TV series about drugs, about how harmful they are.

03:15And he called me one day, and he said,

03:17Okay, man, so I'm doing this TV series, and I want you to be a lead actor in this TV series.

03:24I really didn't believe that it would end up this way, but we shot this.

03:29Начали!

03:29After that, we did another TV series, and after that, we decided to make a patrol movie.

03:40It's a different experience being behind camera and in the shot, but you always have one goal,

03:46and it is to make a great project and to entertain people.

03:50I consider myself a really down-to-earth person, and when you're speaking of legacy,

03:56at this point, the only legacy that I'm thinking of living is raising my future children,

04:04making them a good people.

04:06And this is the only good legacy that you can live for your country, for yourself, for your parents and family.

04:14Regarding the industry, we're just doing the projects that we believe in.

04:19We're doing the projects that we think are natural and authentic.

04:24And if these projects are popular and loved by the audience, that will be great.

04:29If they become some kind of legacy, that will be amazing.

04:33So you just have to do what you believe in,

04:36and this is how major, popular, and successful people in the business, or maybe philosophers,

04:45that's what they do.

04:46They do what they love.

04:47They achieve some success, and they're not even thinking about it,

04:51but it becomes a social phenomenon, and that becomes a legacy.

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