The Native Shores(1989)

The Return of the Violin(az)

During the WWII a group of children are trying to save Stradivarius violin from Nazis.

Garib in the Land of Jinn(az)

You Can't Take an Island with You(az)

A young girl is trying to save an island which is endangered by nearby construction.

Two Boys from the Same District(az)

The Devil under the Windshield(az)

A journalist is investigating a group of poachers who are illegally selling the huge amounts of fish

The Inquiry is Going On(az)

After the novel "Sahil Amaliyyati" (The operation of "Side") of the same name of Jamshid Amirov. The film is about foreign secret service's operation and it's revelation by security organs.

Murder in the Night Train(az)

The film is about lad who joined the underworld, after coming from Afghan war.

The Shadows are Crawling(az)

The Contact(az)

In search of housing, a student stumbles upon an advertisement for renting an apartment at a very reasonable fee—and promptly agrees with a woman who recently laid her son to rest, complying with all her conditions. The young man settles into the apartment and gradually becomes a witness to inexplicable mystical phenomena.

Golden Precipice(az)

The oil industry is emerging in Baku. A poor young man named Jalil accidentally becomes the owner of an oilfield site. But unexpected wealth brings him one misfortune after another. His friends turn away from him, and the woman he loves leaves for another. A hero who dreamed of a home will never create a family.

Saddle these Horses(az)

The film is about Gachag Nabi's heroism.

Find That Girl(az)

Police are conducting a homicide investigation after man dies in car accident.

Under the Burning Sun(az)

The hero of the film coming to the village for a short while decided to stay there by his medical duty.

Can One Forgive Him?(az)

The film is about the boy who got under bad when influence after losing his family he faced with tragic events.

The Chest Found from the Fortress(az)

About adventures of two schoolboys dreaming to find treasures.

The Secret of the Mountain(az)

The struggle of the people against the shakh (king) who seized all of land and water resources.

Don't Be Afraid, I'm with You(az)

The story developed during XX century in Russian empire, Azerbaijan. Two circus actors Rustam and his friend San Sanich travel to a village where Rustam was born after long years of absence, to burry his aunt. After burring his aunt, friends decide to stay in her house for couple of days. A local wealthy inhabitant of the village Farzali bek, is looking for oil, and finds out that the land which now officially owned by Rustam might have some oil repositories. He learns that Rustam is back and wants to take him out, to put his hands on valuable land. A young theater singer Teymur is in love with Farzali bey's beautiful daughter, Telli, but has nothing to offer to marry her. Yet he decides to speak with her father. While planning to "sell" his daughter to one of other wealthy bey's son, Farzali bey still promises that if Teymur will kill Rustam, he will let Telli marry him. Rustam and his friend San Sanich defend Teymur, but after talking to him become friends. They decide to help ...

Real Friend(az)

The film is about two fishermen who went through difficult ordeal during the shipwreck.

Don't Step in-He'll Kill You(az)

The film is about fellows spending time on the shore and about some events.

Mystery of the Ship Clock(az)

"The Mystery of the Ship's Watchman" (Azerbaijani: 'Gemi saatinin sirri') is a Ukrainian-Azerbaijani Soviet feature film directed by Azerbaijani director Rufat Shabanov. It is a co-production of Oleksandr Dovzhenko Film Studios and Azerbaijanfilm named after Jafar Jabarli. The main character of the film is ten-year-old Alik. The chain of adventures of a young Baku boy who ran away from home led him to Odesa. Here, the boy made friends with his peers and many other people, and learned his first life lessons. He returned home accompanied by his father and mother, for whom their son's escape became a test of the family's strength.