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Yusif, who participated in the Second Karabakh War, makes video calls to his family members from the front line whenever he finds time. His parents, wife, and two children are eagerly awaiting his call. Yusif's last video call coincides with the time when his wife Gunay and two children are on the street.
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Yusif, who participated in the Second Karabakh War, makes video calls to his family members from the front line whenever he finds time. His parents, wife, and two children are eagerly awaiting his call. Yusif's last video call coincides with the time when his wife Gunay and two children are on the street.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gulay Babayeva
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Karvan Production
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