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Short Narrative

Syppyt Suruktar (Lost Letters)

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Syppyt Suruktar tells a story about several friends who fell into a hole and found themselves in another realm, where capitalist and exploitative powers destroyed many forms of life. Wandering through these ruins, each of them remembers, learns, dreams, shares stories of longing and finds hope in the words of their ancestors. Maybe the ending of worlds makes space for the birthing of other worlds that will not be separated from nature and her heartbeat.






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A picture of a man named Kyhynngy Oyuur. He is outdoors wearing a rust-colored hat, sitting under a concrete structure by a calm body of water. He has long curly hair and a mustache, and he is wearing a dark gray hoodie and olive-green overalls. He is holding a camcorder in his hand and is looking directly at the camera with a gentle smile.

Kyhynngy Oyuur

Director

Kyhynngy Oyuur, a member of Indigenous Sakha community, is a multidisciplinary artist from Sakha Sire, who works with animation, film making, graphic art, illustration, publishing and writing. Circular time and perceptions of relationality lay in the core of his practice.







  • Runtime 12 minutes
  • Country Sakha Sire, Netherlands
  • Language Sakha
  • Director Kyhynngy Oyuur
  • Screenwriter Kyhynngy Oyuur
  • Animator Kyhynngy Oyuur, Kirill Zak
  • Cast Jaangy Uruje, Petr Potapov, Er Sanaa Okh-Khotor, Tyoma Khokholov
  • Music Dolgunnar
  • Producer Jaangy Uruje
  • Premiere North America





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