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After ten years away, the younger brother suddenly shows up at the house of the elder, who lives alone in their native village. He is on the run, hunted by the police and probably by criminals. The elder is faced with a choice between his own principles and a brother’s duty. Their last act of quiet care will be a meal taken together, with no final settling of the conflict and no redemption.
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After ten years away, the younger brother suddenly shows up at the house of the elder, who lives alone in their native village. He is on the run, hunted by the police and probably by criminals. The elder is faced with a choice between his own principles and a brother’s duty. Their last act of quiet care will be a meal taken together, with no final settling of the conflict and no redemption.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rustam Babazadeh
Written By:Ali-Sattar Quliyev, Rustam Babazadeh
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Runtime:20 minutes
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Rustam Babazadeh

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Rasim Jafar

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Zaur Shafiyev

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Asiman Aga Rovshan

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