As a fun fact we apparently make the 4th most movies per capita nowadays in the entire world. Most of it is low-effort, yet funny comedies but there are some real gems out there that would be popular around some circles worldwide if they realised the potential.

There is an award-winning movie usually called "Paradise Is Under The Feet of Mothers" in English, about a developmentally disabled adult son who takes his mother from Kyrgyzstan to Mecca by foot. You don't have to be Muslim to enjoy this story. The parts in Syria during the civil war are especially tense and well-done. There was an English fan dub but it was taken down. Now you can only watch it officially or pirate it with the official Russian or Uzbek dub, not even the original Kyrgyz…and no English subtitles.

I think you can find an older art movie called Белгесиз маршрут (Unknown Route) with English subtitles easily. I wonder if this would be interesting for foreigners to watch. It's from 2008. A minivan leaves to the village. It's a microcosm of Kyrgyzstani society at the time. For example, one character represents the hypocritical role that religious people can take, while another one represents the old socialist generation, and another represents the youth that blindly follow Western trends. There is no bias here whatsoever towards one side and it is a fascinating movie.