The Instigator

The Instigator

The Instigator

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The Instigator

1987

1h 30m

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Drama

Comedy

Romance

Overview

The hero of the film tries to find the way out from his problems and difficulties.

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Production Companies

Azerbaijanfilm

Gosteleradio USSR

Cast & Crew

13 members

Acting

Nizami Musayev

Rauf Bayramov

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Ayan Mirqasımova

Rana

Ayan Mirqasımova

Acting

Hamlet Xanızadə

Murtuzov

Hamlet Xanızadə

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Əliqulu Səmədov

Mirzayev

Əliqulu Səmədov

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Emin Mirabdullayev

Damirov

Emin Mirabdullayev

Acting

Kəmalə Hüseynova

Novruzova

Kəmalə Hüseynova

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Alim Aslanov

Valeh

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Kamran Shahmardanov

Nuriyev

Kamran Shahmardanov

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Gambar Yusifov

Khanlarov

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Samir Gasimov

Shikhlarov

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Najiba Behbudova

Sona

Najiba Behbudova

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Rafiq Əliyev

Vahid

Rafiq Əliyev

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ლეილა ძიგრაშვილი

Ismailova

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