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After being falsely arrested, the main character is put in Guantanamo, a place similar to Alcatraz prison. He thinks of a plan to escape to prove his innocence. But it is impossible to escape from this prison.
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After being falsely arrested, the main character is put in Guantanamo, a place similar to Alcatraz prison. He thinks of a plan to escape to prove his innocence. But it is impossible to escape from this prison.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vuqar Huseynov, Talib Akhmadov
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Studio:Cinemazadeh
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