Populär Vun Azerbaijan

Faced with the wreckage of a failed film project and the turmoil of his troubled youth, a young filmmaker, urged by his friends, seeks refuge in therapy. Each session becomes a battleground where he confronts his deepest fears and darkest nightmares. As his life unfolds in the therapist's office, a glimmer of hope emerges amidst the chaos. Yet the journey is fraught with peril, forcing him to confront painful memories and insecurities. Through unwavering determination, he triumphs over his nightmares, emerging from the shadows reborn and renewed. This film is a testament to the power of the human spirit, offering hope even in the darkest of times.

An Azerbaijani film in the genre of fiction, comedy, action, starring Farid Gaya and Rosh Life.

Short horror film directed by Rauf Khalilov.

In the heart of the mountains in Azerbaijan, where time seems to stand still, resides a grandmother and granddaughter both named Tazaghul. Far from city life, the family spend their lives in a remote hut. As the camera captures their daily routines, a tender and timeless bond comes to the surface. Though their life may appear monotonous, it is rich with subtle complexities. Director Atanur Nabiyeva discovered this family upon returning to his village after many years. Their story evokes her own childhood memories, and through the depiction of the grandmother and granddaughter, she gives new life into those lost moments of his past.

Twenty-eight years after she and her family were displaced, Aynur Elgunesh is setting off to visit Aghdam in Azerbaijan. She comes across fragments of stone: among them, she searches for traces of her past, of a childhood gone with the war.

Sharaf Khanum (Elmira Shabanova) is not accepted by her three daughters-in-law in the film about the problem of a daughter-in-law.

The director sets out to find a hero for his film. He asks the people he meets along the way if they are heroes. The film reflects the portrait of the Azerbaijani people.

The film tells us about the volunteers who provide food aid to people during the pandemic, looking for an address during the work process. The process of finding houses without addresses and helping people is reflected in the film.

Hamed has urinary incontinence. His father decides to treat him any way.

"Shusha, you are free!", A joint production of "Baku Media Center" and "Salnamefilm" studio with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan. The documentary was shot on the eve of Victory Day. Interesting details of the Shusha operation, one of the most important battles of the Second Karabakh War, were presented to the audience for the first time in this film. The film includes interviews with soldiers and officers carrying out the Shusha operation, as well as exclusive footage taken during the operation.

Narges and Moshen have a hidden relationship. Neighbors understand and protest. The landlord forces them to vacate.

An ordinary taxi driver, Rasim is assigned an important task by his boss, which must be completed at all costs – deliver a wedding dress to a remote village across the country. Along the way, Rasim picks up a young woman; they have almost nothing to talk about, but still there is something they can say to each other. Thus two different fates intersect on one road.

In the wake of a vicious anti-LGBT government crackdown in Azerbaijan in September 2017, this documentary film follows the plight of three young LGBT Azeris: Roma, Ladycat and Kristina, all of whom fled their home country hoping to find sanctuary in Istanbul.

It is the hearts that make real countries, not the borders drawn on the maps, the land of earthly love without a map, without a geographical border

The film is about love between practical student and leader of clothing factory.

Popular science fiction film about the need to increase the number of donors in case "if there is war tomorrow." The process of blood transfusion is shown. Donation lecture.

A story about a pup and his shadow.

In an ancient legend, it tells of a cloud-girl who comes to the aid of people by bringing life back to the cracked and parched earth caused by drought.

The story is about the amusing adventures that happen to a little bear.

The film is intended for young children and tells about the famous character of Azerbaijani folklore, Cırtdan, and his new, amusing adventures in the modern era. It blends fantastic elements from folk tales with contemporary motifs, creating a harmonious mix of tradition and modernity. In the story, enormous modern technology, a product of human ingenuity, is always ready to help humanity. No matter how much the legendary Simurgh bird and the magic carpet fly after the magical ball, they cannot catch it. Then a powerful and kind rocket comes to the rescue, catches the magical ball, and returns it to little Cırtdan.