Kyrgyz Director Nurbek Egen Received the "Golden Eagle" Film Award in Moscow

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Kyrgyz director Nurbek Egen received the Golden Eagle film award in Moscow
Kyrgyz director Nurbek Egen was awarded the Russian film prize "Golden Eagle" in the category "Best Television Series" for his work on the project "Atom".

The award ceremony took place on January 30, 2026, in the capital of Russia, Moscow.

"Atom" is a historical drama television series that highlights the creation of the Soviet atomic project in the post-war years.

The "Golden Eagle" award was established in 2002 and is presented annually by the National Academy of Cinematographic Arts and Sciences of Russia. It recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of cinema and television and is considered one of the most significant awards in the Russian film industry.
Nurbek Egen is a director from Kyrgyzstan who has been actively working in Russia in recent years, creating feature films and television series. In his home country, he is known for films such as "The Ancestors' Chest" and "The Empty House," which address themes of tradition, family, and labor migration. These films have been showcased at international film festivals and have contributed to the popularization of Kyrgyz cinema beyond the country's borders.
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