30 Sep 1980
You Can't Take an Island with You
A young girl is trying to save an island which is endangered by nearby construction.
In the Name of the Law
The film is about the public prosecutor who fought against the criminality but was killed by them.
Top Billed Cast
Bimbulat Vatayev Mehman
Adil İsgəndərov Kamilov
Mustafa Mərdanov Murtuz Murtuzov
Flora Kərimova Zuleykha
Nəsibə Zeynalova Shahla Khanum
Najiba Malikova Zarintaj
Rza Əfqanlı Vahidov
Hadjibaba Baghirov Arif
Əliağa Ağayev Mammadkhan
Sadaya Mustafayeva Khatun
Mammadsadig Nuriyev Sarrafzadeh
Rauf Qaniyev Altay
Hökümə Qurbanova Yavar
Muxtar Maniyev Prisoner/Jabirov
Tələt Rəhmanov Doctor
Жанна Смелянская Balysh
Alakbar Seyfi Goja
Sadıq Həsənzadə Mirza
Maryam Seyidbeyli Solmaz
Ceyhun Mirzəyev Absalam
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