A Lesbian Breakdown of "Honey, Don't!"
It's sexy, regardless of what else is going on.
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Falakat's first film shows the viewer Falakat's life from his first steps to the present day. You will get to know Falakat's house, his girlfriend, his neighbors and his beloved "children". Dark clouds have fallen over Falakat's neighborhood. They want to demolish the neighborhood where he has grown up since childhood. The thing is, Falakat's neighbors are unhappy, but Falakat himself doesn't care at all... To witness the funny confrontation with the neighbors and the construction company, you have to travel to his world.
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Falakat's first film shows the viewer Falakat's life from his first steps to the present day. You will get to know Falakat's house, his girlfriend, his neighbors and his beloved "children". Dark clouds have fallen over Falakat's neighborhood. They want to demolish the neighborhood where he has grown up since childhood. The thing is, Falakat's neighbors are unhappy, but Falakat himself doesn't care at all... To witness the funny confrontation with the neighbors and the construction company, you have to travel to his world.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vusal Ahmedzadeh, Emil Guliyev
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:ArtFilmBaku
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