If I Die, Forgive Me (1989)
Overview
A soldier recently returned home finds it hard to scrape by, and the girl he loved married.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | az |
| Popularity | 0.733 |
Directed By
Rasim Ojagov
Crew
Rustam Ibragimbekov
Rasim Ojagov
Akif Nuriyev
Nadir Mehdiyev
Rafig Orujov
Rafig Gambarov
Rafiz Ismailov
Lyudmila Lotina
Mirzabala Malikov
Nataliya Albitskaya
Aydin Mustafayev
Emin Sabitoghlu
Elbrus Vahidov
Ramiz Babayev
TOP CAST
Fakhraddin Manafov
Yusif
Gulzar Gurbanova
Gulya
Sadaya Mustafayeva
Yusif's Mother
Mukhtar Maniyev
Seyidrza
Nizami Musayev
Javad
Aghasaf Sadigbeyov
Eldar
Ulkar Guliyeva
Naza
Viktor Damirtash
Edik
Andrei Prokhorov
Viktor
Rasmi Jabrayilov
Doctor
Mariya Stepanova
Marusya
Yelena Kostina
Zina
Häsän Mämmädov
Firuz
Hadji Ismailov
Gulam
Aliya Musayeva
Zulya
Zulfugar Baratzadeh
Baladadash
Niyazi Ahmadov
Salim
Nuriya Ahmadova
Saltanat
Kamil Maharramov
Gun Seller
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