Good Morning, My Angel! (2008)
Overview
Not looking that a film is told about personal human fortunes here in the foreground there are the most noble raised human lines.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 0.031 |
Directed By
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Crew
Mirnadir Zeynalov
Nazim Beykishiyev
Khamiz Muradov
Rauf Aliyev
Mayis Aghabeyov
Gulshan Salimova
Rafig Nasirov
Aliagha Ibrahimov
Akif Rahimov
Elmar Fel
Fazila Rajabova
Adil Dadashov
Gil Toren
Rafig Guliyev
Ismail Mammadov
Anar Almazov
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Oktai Mir-Kasimov
TOP CAST
Ayan Mirgasimova
Madina
Basti Jafarova
Primadonna
Hamida Omarova
Madina's Neighbour
Gulshad Bakhshiyeva
Raya
Fuad Poladov
Fuad
Abbas Qahramanov
Gardener
Telman Adigozalov
Theatre Director
Gurban Ismailov
Sabir
Elshan Rustamov
Madina's Husband
Elnur Karimov
Rahman
Shamil Suleymanov
Shamil
Nazir Rustamov
Sultan
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