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Years after the collapse of the Soviet Union… The hero of the film is an actor of the provincial theater. The chaotic mood of the time he lived in directly affected his character and mental state. He suffers from depression. The environment, loneliness oppress him, he is in a state of psychological shock. He also loves his counterpart in the theater, Leyla. However, he cannot express his feelings. There comes a moment when he says “it is necessary to end everything” and leaves.
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Years after the collapse of the Soviet Union… The hero of the film is an actor of the provincial theater. The chaotic mood of the time he lived in directly affected his character and mental state. He suffers from depression. The environment, loneliness oppress him, he is in a state of psychological shock. He also loves his counterpart in the theater, Leyla. However, he cannot express his feelings. There comes a moment when he says “it is necessary to end everything” and leaves.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilgar Najaf
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Buta Film
Cast
Ilgar Najaf
Director
Rasim Jafar
aktyor
Sevinc Həsənova
Leyla
Rovshan Almuradli
rejissor
Igrar Salamov
sahə müvəkkili
Mahir Darvish
birinci xuliqan
Oktay Mehdiyev
ikinci xuliqan
Gurban Ismailov
Leylanın atası
Xudayət Əsgərov
Leylanın atasının dostu
Amid Qasimov
aktyorun atası
Nigar Quliyeva
aktyorun anası
Sərxan Quliyev
aktyorun uşaqlığı
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