Wait for Me (1980)
Overview
The film is about village boy who became an enlisment officer and came back to Garabagh and fell in love with bey's daughter.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 0.28 |
Directed By
Kamil Rustambeyov
Crew
Kamil Rustambeyov
Ilyas Afandiyev
Elchin Afandiyev
Elga Lyndina
Zaur Maharramov
Nadir Zeynalov
Agshin Alizadeh
TOP CAST
Rasim Balayev
Nijat
Tamara Yandiyeva
Shahnaz
Amaliya Panahova
Fakhranda
Hasan Mammadov
Bahadur
Malik Dadashov
Jabbar bey
Aladdin Abbasov
Hasanali
Shahmar Alakbarov
Tahir
Fargana Guliyeva
Gulgaz
Mukhtar Avsharov
Hummat
Shamsi Shamsizadeh
Yunis bey
Valeri Malyshev
Kanuryov
Mukhtar Maniyev
Balahuseyn
Garay Alibeyov
Rasul
Eldaniz Rasulov
Garagoz
Novruz Akhundov
Mirza bey
Gumrah Rahimov
Khosrov
Valiahd Valiyev
Mammad
Sadig Huseynov
Villager
Anvar Hasanov
Omar
Gafar Haggi
Sarkhan
Dadash Kazimov
Dadash
Suleyman Ahmadov
Villager
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