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Alma-Ata Newsreel Studio[]
1934–1941[]
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Qazaqfilm was founded in 1934 as the "Alma-Ata Newsreel Studio", and in 1936 the first documentary films were released.
Alma-Ata Cinema Chronicle Studio[]
1941–1963[]
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Qazaqfilm/Kazakhfilm[]
1963–1965[]
On-screen logo
1966–present[]
1966–1983; 2008–present (Cyrillic version)[]
2018–present (Latin version)[]
1967–1977[]
1967–1968[]
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Print version 
1968–1973[]
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Print version 
1973[]
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Print version
1974–1977[]
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Print version
1975–1983[]
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1980–1987[]
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