I Loved You More than Life (1985)
Overview
Biopic about general Hazi Aslanov, who died fighting Germans in WW2.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 0.372 |
Directed By
Rasim Ismailov
Crew
Rasim Ismailov
Ramiz Fataliyev
Valeri Karimov
Nadir Zeynalov
Agshin Alizadeh
TOP CAST
Ramiz Novruzov
Hazi Aslanov
Viktor Ilichyov
Samulekin
Shahmar Alakbarov
Mehmandarov
Aleksandr Polyakov
Okhrinenko
Badri Kakabadze
Skhirtladze
Mikhail Petrov
Petrovich
Oleg Sokoldinski
Murzin
Igor Neupokoev
Vasyok
Gulnara Ibrahimova
Aslanov's Wife
Rza Khudiyev
Aslanov's Brother
Yashar Javadov
Aslanov (Childhood)
Ramin Rahimov
Aslanov (Teen)
Asim Gadirli
Aslanov (Young)
Mukhtar Maniyev
Mammad
Najiba Huseynova
Aslanov's Mother
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