Cavid ömrü

Cavid ömrü

Cavid ömrü

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Cavid ömrü

2007

2h 5m

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Overview

The movie describes the last remaining years of the great Azerbaijani poet, Huseyn Javid who was the victim of 1937-1938 USSR repression.

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10 featured cast members

Starring

Rasim Balayev

Rasim Balayev

Hüseyn Cavid

Coşqun Zeynalov

Cavidin uşaqlığı

Iman Majidov

Iman Majidov

Cavidin gəncliyi

Dilara Aliyeva

Dilara Aliyeva

Müşkinaz

Vusal Murtuzaliyev

Vusal Murtuzaliyev

Ərtoğrul

Deniz Tajeddin

Deniz Tajeddin

Turan

Mammad Safa

Mammad Safa

İblis

Bakhtiyar Khanizadeh

Bakhtiyar Khanizadeh

Abbas Mirzə Şərifzadə / Şeyx Sənan

Nuraddin Mehdikhanli

Nuraddin Mehdikhanli

Əhməd Cavad

Gurban Masimov

Gurban Masimov

Mikayıl Müşfiq

Creative team

Directed by: Ramiz Hasanoghlu
Written by: Anar Rzayev

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