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The film is about war in Garabagh and when we look at wounded solider we see our son, brother or father.
Top billed cast
Mammadkamal KazimovQoca kişi
Mammad SafaQardaşını axtaran- Mukhtar IbadovPapaqlı kişi
Shukufa YusupovaAna- Ulduz Kazimova
Amina YusifgiziBaş həkim
Fuad PoladovCəbhə hərbi həkimi
Ramiz Melikov- Galina GusevaRus qadın
Ramiz NovruzovMolla
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