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Aganatiq
Ağanatiq is a comedy film about an ordinary taxi driver who witnesses a criminal incident. As he tries to solve the mystery with the help of his quirky friends, a series of absurd and humorous events unfold. The film offers a light-hearted take on friendship, luck, and everyday chaos in Baku.
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Ağanatiq is a comedy film about an ordinary taxi driver who witnesses a criminal incident. As he tries to solve the mystery with the help of his quirky friends, a series of absurd and humorous events unfold. The film offers a light-hearted take on friendship, luck, and everyday chaos in Baku.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Alakbar Aliyev, Mutallim Hasanov, Tair Imanov, Məmmədəli Kazımov, Jabir Imanov
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Planet Parni iz Baku
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