Docunight Presents: Iranian Women's Stories
Four documentaries, now streaming on the Criterion Channel, embody the adopted slogan of the current protest movement: Woman, Life, Freedom
The Struggle
The sudden death of Hasan, the owner of a flower shop in Moscow, shocks his brother Mubariz, a member of the Special Forces. Hasan's death, which seems like a normal accident to everyone, seems strange and mysterious to Mubariz. He accepts the incomplete "Qagash" message he received from his brother a few hours before the news of his death as the code for this mysterious event. Mubariz comes to the Russian capital to learn the details of his brother's death. Together with Hamza, his childhood friend and Hasan's confidant, they plan to take revenge.
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The sudden death of Hasan, the owner of a flower shop in Moscow, shocks his brother Mubariz, a member of the Special Forces. Hasan's death, which seems like a normal accident to everyone, seems strange and mysterious to Mubariz. He accepts the incomplete "Qagash" message he received from his brother a few hours before the news of his death as the code for this mysterious event. Mubariz comes to the Russian capital to learn the details of his brother's death. Together with Hamza, his childhood friend and Hasan's confidant, they plan to take revenge.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Rashad Suleymanoghlu
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Runtime:123 minutes
Studio:Black Garden Company
Cast
Rashad Suleymanoghlu
Director
Murad Abdullayev
Mubariz Huseynov
Əli Nəcəfi
Hamza
Tehrana Bahruzi
Nastya
Yaroslav Trifonov
Vadim
Bakhtiyar Ibrahimzade
Babakha
Tatyana Shaforostova
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Darya Shaforostova
Tatyana Mikhailovna
Aliqulu Samadov
Konstantin Pavlovich
Yelena Yardina
Inna Nikolayevna
Elvin İsmayılov
Hasan
Sadagat Veliyeva
Vika
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