Aygun Fatullayeva

An incredible love story. The script of the film is inspired by the Lezgins and reflects the fate of the Lezgin people. This is the first Lezgin feature film in the history of Azerbaijani cinema.

The film tells the story of events that occur simultaneously in a nursing home and an orphanage that are located next to each other, and the tragedy of heartbroken people - parents abandoned by their children and children abandoned by their parents.

A short film by Emil Guliev in honor of Victory Day in Azerbaijan.

The film depicts the life of a man named Chingiz, a student-artist whose only son was martyred in the Karabakh War. His wife also died, unable to bear the loss of her son.

In one of the villages of Baku, Cabir lives with his mother. One day, while seeing off the girl he loves to her home, he is beaten by her brother, Hafiz. From that moment on, he lives with a desire for revenge. Neither his two diplomas, nor his job as a university lecturer, nor his upcoming role as “Iblis” can help him in this matter. Cabir wants to confront Hafiz on his own turf and win. That place is the meykhana arena. The verbal duel between them will change both of their lives in unexpected ways—not only theirs, but others’ as well.

The plot of the film is based on the love story that takes place between a young archaeologist named Sanan and a nurse named Khumar.

A father is released from prison and wants to prove to his children that he was falsely convicted.

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