Wait for Me

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Wait for Me

1980

1h 22m

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Drama

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The film is about village boy who became an enlisment officer and came back to Garabagh and fell in love with bey's daughter.

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34 members

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Rasim Balayev

Nijat

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Тамара Яндиева

Shahnaz

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Hasanagha Turabov

Unknown Role

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Amaliya Panahova

Fakhranda

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Həsən Məmmədov

Bahadur

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Məlik Dadaşov

Jabbar bey

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Aladdin Abbasov

Hasanali

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Şahmar Ələkbərov

Tahir

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Fərqanə Quliyeva

Gulgaz

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Muxtar Avşarov

Hummat

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Şəmsi Şəmsizadə

Yunis bey

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Süsən Məcidova

Unknown Role

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Валерий Малышев

Kanuryov

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Muxtar Maniyev

Balahuseyn

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Garay Alibeyov

Rasul

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Eldəniz Rəsulov

Garagoz

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Novruz Akhundov

Mirza bey

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Gumrah Rahimov

Khosrov

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Vəliəhd Vəliyev

Mammad

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Tələt Rəhmanov

Unknown Role

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Sadıq Hüseynov

Villager

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Kamil Maharramov

Unknown Role

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Anvar Hasanov

Omar

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Mammad Burjaliyev

bey

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Zilli Namazov

Unknown Role

Directing

Ziraddin Taghiyev

Unknown Role

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Rauf Qaniyev

Unknown Role

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Rafiq Qasımov

Unknown Role

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Gafar Haggi

Sarkhan

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Sədaqət Zülfüqarova

Unknown Role

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Dadaş Kazımov

Dadash

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Omur Naghiyev

Unknown Role

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Suleyman Ahmadov

Villager

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Bahadur Əliyev

Unknown Role

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