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The film is Elchin Elkhanli's diploma work. Filming began in the 3rd year and ended in the 4th year. The film "Inam" is dedicated to the dear memory of Elchin Elkhanli's art teacher - Honored Artist, director Tariyel Valliyev.
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The film is Elchin Elkhanli's diploma work. Filming began in the 3rd year and ended in the 4th year. The film "Inam" is dedicated to the dear memory of Elchin Elkhanli's art teacher - Honored Artist, director Tariyel Valliyev.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Elchin Elkhanli
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Runtime:103 minutes
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