The Red Color of the Second Planet
Against the background of ongoing hostilities, either real or in his personal life, Musa is faced with that mysterious unity, without which he would not have found himself and his freedom. His past, his suffering, and his future.
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Against the background of ongoing hostilities, either real or in his personal life, Musa is faced with that mysterious unity, without which he would not have found himself and his freedom. His past, his suffering, and his future.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Azer Guliev
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:La Luna Productions, Mozalan Studiyası
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