Khojaly tragedy through the eyes of a 5-year-old girl who became a victim of genocide. Little Aya asks her mother questions during the Khojaly tragedy. Aya, who does not understand the events that took place and does not know what happened to her mother, searches for answers to these questions throughout the film.
Zaur and Tahmina didn’t meet each other at the right time. Tahmina is married, and Zaur's family is categorically against their son being with a married woman. Despite all the objections, they love each other madly. Just as everything has an end, this love also has an end, but such an end would not have even occurred to Zaur...
In post-Soviet Azerbaijan, Sevda’s mother raises her in Russian, convinced it will secure her future. But as Sevda grows, her Azerbaijani fades, cutting her off from friends, culture, and her own roots.
A comedy film directed by Samir Karimoglu.
The kinonovella states that skill is revealed not in words, but in deeds. As the elders say: “A white face and a black face become clear in a difficult moment.”
The film is about a teenager who wants to get rich easily and, because of his greed, ends up in ridiculous situations.
The film tells the story of the daily life and dreams of a teenage boy named Malik, who sells corn by the sea during the summer season.
In The Outer City (Bayırşəhər), one of Baku’s historically and architecturally significant neighborhoods, large-scale demolition has already begun, placing the city’s memory under threat. For over a year, local residents and architects have been fighting to protect the historic buildings, the urban fabric, and Baku’s unique identity from the excavators’ bucket — yet the scope of destruction keeps expanding day by day. “Beneath the Ruins: The Outer City” is the follow-up to the documentary “Framed: The Outer City.”
In a village where people have been disappearing for years, a group of locals join two men to search for Murad, who recently vanished. They explore a local myth about a mysterious creature living under the snow. Their journey will uncover a secret deeper than they could have imagined.
Azerbaijani mother and daughter fleed Yerevan during the conflict and agree to exchange homes with an Armenian family in Baku. There is one condition: the elderly Armenian woman must stay in the house. The two women, isolated between walls built by blood and hostility, begin to search for a way to live together over time.
In the scarred lands of Karabakh, the process of demining and clearing unexploded ordnance is underway. Some demining teams are made up entirely of women. This is a story of fragility and strength, of choice and daily danger, of the land they are returning to. A story of women deminers.
The protagonist of the film is a young man who has no luck in life. Despite his name being Xoshbaxt, he brings no luck in life. The circumstances in which he finds himself make him laugh. Luck does not stop him from falling in love. He also faces failures in love. Xoshbaxt one day, who never brings luck, laughs at luck. He gives the last manat in his pocket to an old man. At that moment, the life of this young man, who met a wealthy man, changed.
The film is about the tragic love of two young people. Although it is impossible for Jamal and Deniz to be happy together, both of them rise up to fight for their love. However, not everything turns out the way they hoped. The main goal of the lovers was not to become victims of the principles of their parents, who had turned into enemies of each other.
The Outer City (Bayırşəhər), a special protected zone of historical and architectural significance in Baku, faces an uncertain future. The newly approved Baku City Master Plan poses a threat of demolition to this area. Two historic buildings on Tolstoy and Rostropovich Streets have already been demolished. The residents of The Outer City and a group of architects did not remain silent in the face of such blatant destruction. This documentary film portrays their struggle to protect their homes and the historical legacy of Baku — a place now being framed for destruction in the name of development.
The hero of the film is young Ali. He is beaten, called a coward... Even his close relatives call him a "little coward." To get rid of this nickname, he must prove his courage...
An airplane passenger who is experiencing technical difficulties tries to live, but never knows where he can land.
"Chai-Lashmaq" is the story of a woman's journey to the heart of all-male coffeehouses in Tabriz, Iran. she seeks an answer to the question of whether freedom of speech still exists in Iran's coffeehouses as it did before? During this journey, she visits various traditional coffeehouses such as the Pigeon Flyers' Coffeehouse, the Ashiks' Coffeehouse, the Antique Sellers' Coffeehouse, and the Workers' Coffeehouse. Meanwhile, as a woman in these places, she also faces some challenges!
