The story about a woman who lost her life under suspicious circumstances in a prison in 2007. Silenced by the authorities and forgotten by society, Faina was one of a handful of outspoken female activists who fought for freedom, justice and democracy.
A letter sent to Lenin's Mausoleum changes the protagonist's entire life.
The novel was written by Ilyas Afandiyev. The film is about road builders.
The story follows the aftermath of the death of an old man, the body of whom is brought back to his home where he lived with only child, Sayeh (Mohadeseh Heyrat). Sayeh is made responsible for organising the funeral that, according to the religion, should happen as soon as possible. While the house is packed with relatives who are ready to follow the rituals, Mr. Ahmedi (Gholamreza Bagheri) from the university hospital delivers the will of the dead man, which states that his body should be donated to the autopsy room of the medical college. Sayeh should follow her father’s wishes, but she doesn’t agree.
The animation is about friendship and justice.
This is a short film dedicated to the anniversary of the January 20 events.
The film depicts the funny and fantastic stories that happen to three friends.
Azerbaijan. Yagub has nothing left but beats his disabled son Musa until a shattering message brings about a sudden turn.
The movie tells the story of a couple who spend a day together. They've been apart for a while and their feelings for each other have faded. On a beautiful spring day, they both take a break from work to walk around the city, talk, and have coffee. They each have made mistakes and felt disappointed. As they spend this day together, they realize it might be their last day as a couple, and this could be the last spring they share. They quietly wonder if they should ask, "Can we have one more spring together?"
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.”
Isbat, who sells consolation to the families of the dead, and Gunel, a lipstick seller, communicate only by speaking to water. During a selfie with a grieving family, everyone around Isbat suddenly begins to freeze, while elsewhere the lipsticks Gunel sells disrupt a young couple’s relationship. Between grief and longing, the two are searching for a way to finally meet.
It tells the story of Angel, a victim of pure love, and the people who, like her, cannot achieve their desires and cannot escape fate.
An airplane passenger who is experiencing technical difficulties tries to live, but never knows where he can land.
In a small sewing atelier in Baku, Azerbaijan, the country’s most important symbol, the flag, is being crafted against the backdrop of the second Karabakh war in 2020. As customers enter, political agendas and propagandistic narratives infiltrate the workshop, blending with the stories of the seamstresses who are bringing the national emblem to life.
A year after the finale of "Kurtlar Vadisi Aze" TV series, Zaur returns from Germany. Upon learning the identity of Farid's assassinator from a long-time acquaintance, Zaur and his friend Ali embark on a journey to avenge Farid's death. Unaware of the secret offensive robotic technology that was developed by Faruk Mafia's scientists, Zaur and Ali find themselves in trouble while trying to perceive data about the killer's location.
Short horror film directed by Rauf Khalilov.
