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Try Not to Breathe
A few minutes in the life of two people: a young woman who has her whole life in front of her and an old man ill with asthma who has only one more night to live.
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A few minutes in the life of two people: a young woman who has her whole life in front of her and an old man ill with asthma who has only one more night to live.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alina Abdullayeva
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:The Swiss Agency for Development & Cooperation, Azerbaijan Republic Ministry of Culture, Dərviş Prodüser Mərkəzi
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