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I Loved You More than Life
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The Devil under the Windshield
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Top Billed Cast
Fəxrəddin Manafov Teymur
Larisa Xələfova Sona
Häsän Mämmädov Sabir
Rasim Balayev Nazarov
Hamlet Khanizadeh Pashayev
Yashar Nuri Nazimzadeh
Hacı İsmayılov Fisherman
Radmila Aliyeva Leyla
Nadir Əzməmmədov Truck Driver
Tahir Tahirov Sultanchik
Eldəniz Rəsulov Ogtay
Rashid Mahmudzadeh Fufa
Nəsir Sadıqzadə Hotel Manager
Ramiz Azizbeyli 
Muxtar Maniyev Rizvan
Hadjimurad Yegizarov Heydarov
Tofig Mirzayev Alim Məmmədov Jabiyev
Yasin Garayev 
Fərhad Hüseynov
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