I Loved You More than Life (1985)
Biopic about general Hazi Aslanov, who died fighting Germans in WW2.
Top billed cast
Ramiz NovruzovHazi Aslanov
Viktor Tarasov
Aleksandr Denisov
Viktor IlichyovSamulekin
Shahmar AlakbarovMehmandarov
Aleksandr PolyakovOkhrinenko
Badri KakabadzeSkhirtladze
Mikhail PetrovPetrovich
Oleg SokoldinskiMurzin
Igor NeupokoevVasyok
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