Kuzcek

Kuzcek (Kazakh: Қүсеқ; Russian: Кузцек) is the village in Kazakhstan in which Borat Sagdiyev and his Kazakh friends and family reside in.
== Description ==
Kuzcek is a village of wooden buildings and dirt roads, inhabited by farmers.
Borat lives in one of the houses, next to his disliked neighbour Nursultan Tulyakbay.
== Behind the scenes ==
Kuzcek was filmed in the Romanian village of Glod, mostly inhabited by ethnic Romani people. The residents were tricked into thinking the filmmakers of Borat were creating a documentary, and when they found out their depiction was degrading, they were very angry.
== Trivia ==
* In the second Borat film, "Kuzcek" is written in Cyrillic as "Кузцек".
* The spelling of "Kuzcek" was based on Polish or Hungarian. In fact, it was based on a village in central Poland known as "Kuczek", which is pronounced as "KOO-check".
* The name, however, is pronounced as "KOO-seck".
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