Structure of the Moment (1980)
On preserving moral principles and the importance of gaining the trust and respect of others.
Top billed cast
- Mammad MammadovAdham
Hadji IsmailovAlakbar
Anna KamenkovaAliya
Vladimir EtushBayramov
Olga BarnetNina
Aleksandr SharovskiFeliks
Elkhan KuliyevOgtay- Tahir YakhinRamiz
Khalida GuliyevaSona
Omur NaghiyevTofig
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