In the Name of the Law

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In the Name of the Law

1968

1h 37m

1.0(2 votes)

Drama

Crime

Overview

The film is about the public prosecutor who fought against the criminality but was killed by them.

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40 members

Acting

Bimbulat Vatayev

Mehman

Directing

Rza Təhmasib

Galosh

Acting

Adil İsgəndərov

Kamilov

Acting

Mustafa Mərdanov

Murtuz Murtuzov

Acting

Flora Kərimova

Zuleykha

Acting

Nəsibə Zeynalova

Shahla Khanum

Acting

Najiba Malikova

Zarintaj

Acting

Rza Əfqanlı

Vahidov

Acting

Hadjibaba Baghirov

Arif

Acting

Əliağa Ağayev

Mammadkhan

Acting

Sadaya Mustafayeva

Khatun

Acting

Mammadsadig Nuriyev

Sarrafzadeh

Acting

Rauf Qaniyev

Altay

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Acting

Hökümə Qurbanova

Yavar

Acting

Muxtar Maniyev

Prisoner/Jabirov

Acting

Tələt Rəhmanov

Doctor

Acting

Жанна Смелянская

Balysh

Acting

Alakbar Seyfi

Goja

Acting

Sadıq Həsənzadə

Mirza

Acting

Maryam Seyidbeyli

Solmaz

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Acting

Ceyhun Mirzəyev

Absalam

Acting

Almaz Asgarova

Salamatov's Wife

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Acting

Mammad Sadigov

Prisoner

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Acting

Ramiz Məlik

Young Prosecutor

Acting

Hadjimammad Gafgazli

Villager

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Acting

Abbas Rzayev

Villager

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Production

Xamiz Muradov

Gang Leader

Acting

Fazil Salayev

Kamancheh Player

Acting

Habil Aliyev

Kamancheh Player

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Acting

Ahmad Ahmadov

Villager

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Acting

Mustafa Süleymanov

Villager

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Acting

Amina Yusifgizi

Zuleykha (voice)

Acting

Şahmar Ələkbərov

Mehman (voice)

Acting

Ali Zeynalov

Vahidov (voice)

Acting

Dadaş Kazımov

Goja (voice)

Acting

Amaliya Panahova

Balysh (voice)

Acting

Bahadur Əliyev

Salamatov (voice)

Acting

Ataya Aliyeva

Khatun (voice)

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Acting

Sadıq Hüseynov

Mirza (voice)

Acting

Əzizağa Qasımov

Gang Leader (voice)

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