Boundless Night(1989)
A lonely old woman remember her youth, the days when she worked as a prostitute because of the poverty during the Second World War.
Movie: Boundless Night
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Zibeyda (Young)
Durdana
Durdana (Young)
Rosa
Aghagul
Safar
Bolshevik
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A lonely old woman remember her youth, the days when she worked as a prostitute because of the poverty during the Second World War.
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1989-06-12
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Azərbaycan
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