History and Lessons behind Norma Rae aka Crystal Lee
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A Trap for the Ghost
A love story between a middle-aged French theater director and a young Azerbaijani actress. He's achieved success and fame, heads a theater, ladies adore him yet he remains single afraid of commitments. Camilla is his last chance. The Frenchman is ready to go to a lot of trouble in order to see her (rush to Azerbaijan at the first opportunity, abandoning his obligations at home, keep waiting for secret dates - the lady is married) and yet is reluctant to lose his freedom...
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A love story between a middle-aged French theater director and a young Azerbaijani actress. He's achieved success and fame, heads a theater, ladies adore him yet he remains single afraid of commitments. Camilla is his last chance. The Frenchman is ready to go to a lot of trouble in order to see her (rush to Azerbaijan at the first opportunity, abandoning his obligations at home, keep waiting for secret dates - the lady is married) and yet is reluctant to lose his freedom...
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Written By:Rustam Ibragimbekov
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:B-Tween, Ibrus
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