Nanny Hozu
Hozu tries himself in various business fields in this film. As he promised his mother, he will work in the newspaper where he has set his finger and by chance he comes across an advertisement "An old woman is looking for a nanny". Hozu keeps his promise and endures all the old woman's whims. Even though the old woman tries various ways to kick Hozu out of the house, Hozu easily overcomes all the difficulties.
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Hozu tries himself in various business fields in this film. As he promised his mother, he will work in the newspaper where he has set his finger and by chance he comes across an advertisement "An old woman is looking for a nanny". Hozu keeps his promise and endures all the old woman's whims. Even though the old woman tries various ways to kick Hozu out of the house, Hozu easily overcomes all the difficulties.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Majid Huseynov, Samir Alasgarov, Tarlan Nur-Yashar, Alim Jafar, Elman Məlikov
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:3İ Cinema
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