Surface Level "People We Meet on Vacation" is Still a Fun Time
Unfortunately, People We Meet on Vacation didn’t hold up quite as well as I’d hoped.
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Demir and Kazan are friends. Demir is a chemistry teacher who was expelled from the university. Kazan is a butcher and has his own small butcher shop. Demir promises an expensive drug to a mafia boss and fails to deliver it on time. Demir is hurt by the mafia, so he asks his friend Kazan for help. The more Demir tries to get out of the situation, the worse the situation gets. With the help of a policewoman named Sevda, the friends get out of the situation.
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Demir and Kazan are friends. Demir is a chemistry teacher who was expelled from the university. Kazan is a butcher and has his own small butcher shop. Demir promises an expensive drug to a mafia boss and fails to deliver it on time. Demir is hurt by the mafia, so he asks his friend Kazan for help. The more Demir tries to get out of the situation, the worse the situation gets. With the help of a policewoman named Sevda, the friends get out of the situation.
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Genre:Comedy, Crime
Written By:Elsever Jamal, Azer Selimli, Ruslan Hüseynov
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Runtime:80 minutes
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Cast
Kanan Mahmudov
Director
Pervin Abiyeva
Leytenant Sevda Abıyeva
Elsever Jamal
Qazan
Nofel Shahlaroglu
Dəmir
Vusal Haji Gadir
Mətləb
Nargiz Aliyeva
Qırqovul
Metleb Seferli
rəis Cahangirov
Rauf Shahsuvarov
Mətləbin adamı
Ramin Shixaliyev
Qalxan
Nadir Mammadov
polis
Həsrət Həsrətov
Leytenant Şərbətov
Azer Selimli
Mətləbin adamı
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