Strange Time (1996)
The film is about a young woman nursing her father, when things don't go to plan.
Top billed cast
Ayan MirgasimovaLeyla
Aladdin AbbasovFather
Hasan MammadovDoctor
Elshan RustamovOrkhan
Rafig AliyevNeighbour
Elmira ShabanovaOrkhan's Mother
Zarnigar AghakishiyevaNurse
Narmina Zarbaliyeva- Elmira Hashimzadeh
- Parvin Sultanzadeh
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