The Boys of Our Yard

The Boys of Our Yard

The Boys of Our Yard

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The Boys of Our Yard

1973

1h 20m

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Drama

Comedy

Romance

Overview

The film is about the yard boys getting a little older and thinking about their independent lifes.

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Production Companies

Azerbaijanfilm

Gosteleradio USSR

Cast & Crew

13 members

Acting

Anvar Hasanov

Arif

Anvar Hasanov

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Sədaqət Dadaşova

Elmira

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Salam Ismailov

Tofig

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Omur Naghiyev

Rasim

Omur Naghiyev

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Nəsibə Zeynalova

Sariyya

Nəsibə Zeynalova

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Əliağa Ağayev

Mehdi

Əliağa Ağayev

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Aghasadig Garaybeyli

Rustam

Aghasadig Garaybeyli

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Məlik Dadaşov

Abdul

Məlik Dadaşov

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Şahmar Ələkbərov

Ibrahim

Şahmar Ələkbərov

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Zemfira Ismailova

Gulyaz

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Leyla Bədirbəyli

Leyla

Leyla Bədirbəyli

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Sofya Bəsirzadə

Sona

Sofya Bəsirzadə

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Tariyel Qasimov

Alish

Tariyel Qasimov

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