Life Seems to Be Beautiful (2022)
Overview
Sequel to Fəryad (1993).
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 0.521 |
Directed By
Vagif Mustafayev
Crew
Keti Kalandadze
Vagif Mustafayev
Vagif Mustafayev
Azer Guliev
Tariyel Hasanzadeh
Adila Farukhova
Orxan Abbasov
Guram Navrozashvili
Tural Mammadli
Fariz Ahmadov
Əsgər Rəhimov
TOP CAST
Hikmat Rahimov
Urfan Məcidli
Sevinj Aliyeva
Tata
Nino Qomarteli
Arşalus
Dmitri Samxaradze
Xaçik
Giorgi Celiya
Vaçik
Avtandil Makharadze
Sayat Nova
Abbas Qahramanov
Polkovnik
Naida Rostovskaya
Ruzanna
Chingiz Hasanov
Erməni keşişi
Taleh Yuzbayov
Qaraşov
Shahin Nasirov
Kotik
Melek Abbaszade
Laura
Guram Navrozashvili
Mkrtıç
Ramil Nuriyev
Keşişin köməkçisi
Oqtay Aliyev
Zorik
Elnar Garayev
Kapitan
Oktay Mehdiyev
Tədqiqatçı
Nadir Abdulrahimbeyov
Sumbat Sumbatyanç
Azad Muxtarlı
Vozqran
Vaqif Karimov
Vaqarşaq
Əlixan Rəcəbov
Ordinator
Shovgi Huseynov
Baş Leytenant
Rauf Shahsuvarov
Sarkis
Maharram Musayev
Ruben
Duyğu Dəvəli
Katibə
Kamal Khankishiyev
Mamikon
Fərhad Fərzəliyev
Robik
Teymur Göyçayev
Rantik
İrina Mehdiyeva
Tsagik
Növrəstə Həşimova
Karra
Azer Aydemir
Masik
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