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The film is about man and woman who remembered their childhood. The film reflects atmosphere of Baku. It is an adaptation of Anar Rzayev's "Georgian surname" novel.
Top billed cast
Leyla ShikhlinskayaAsmar
Hasan MammadovOgtay
Hasanagha TurabovOgtay's Colleague
Chingiz AlioghluJamal
Mukhtar AvsharovPostman
Sadaya MustafayevaAsmar's Mother- Sona Aslanova
Torakhanum ZeynalovaNeighbour
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