The Devil under the Windshield (1988)
Overview
A journalist is investigating a group of poachers who are illegally selling the huge amounts of fish
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 1.213 |
Directed By
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Crew
Asim Jalilov
Alasgar Alakbarov
Nizami Abbasov
Elbey Rzaguliyev
Rafig Nasirov
Rafig Babayev
Nataliya Nuriyeva
Tamara Narimanbekova
Tatyana Amirova
Anna Dubova
Etibar Shirinov
Niyazi Zeynalov
Abdülnasir Kutiyev
Ramiz Fataliyev
Ahmadagha Gurbanov
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Berta Roqova
TOP CAST
Fakhraddin Manafov
Teymur
Larisa Khalafova
Sona
Häsän Mämmädov
Sabir
Rasim Balayev
Nazarov
Hamlet Khanizadeh
Pashayev
Yashar Nuri
Nazimzadeh
Hadji Ismailov
Fisherman
Radmila Aliyeva
Leyla
Nadir Azmammadov
Truck Driver
Tahir Tahirov
Sultanchik
Eldaniz Rasulov
Ogtay
Rashid Mahmudzadeh
Fufa
Nasir Sadigzadeh
Hotel Manager
Mukhtar Maniyev
Rizvan
Hadjimurad Yegizarov
Heydarov
Alim Mammadov
Jabiyev
Gumrah Rahimov
Officer
Tavakkul Ismailov
Driver
Dadash Kazimov
Cook
Emin Mirabdullayev
Sabir's Son
Najiba Huseynova
Sabir's Wife
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