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Seven Days After the Murder
A terrible tragedy occurs in the family of a famous general: one of his daughters is killed. The investigator leading the case understands that an outwardly prosperous and friendly family only seems to be pretending to be happy.
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A terrible tragedy occurs in the family of a famous general: one of his daughters is killed. The investigator leading the case understands that an outwardly prosperous and friendly family only seems to be pretending to be happy.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery
Written By:Rustam Ibragimbekov
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Azerbaijanfilm, Bronstin Production, ASK
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