Execution Day(1990)
After the novel of the same name of Yusif Samadoghlu. The film is about three intervals in time: the distant past, yesterday and today, about innocent victims, about repression, and conquest of different countries.
Movie: Execution Day
Top 10 Billed Cast
Patient/ Sadi Afandi/ Poet
Maya/ Prisoner
Mahmud
Zulfugar
Mukhtar Karimli
Tatar Tamir
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Overview
After the novel of the same name of Yusif Samadoghlu. The film is about three intervals in time: the distant past, yesterday and today, about innocent victims, about repression, and conquest of different countries.
Release Date
1990-02-11
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2
Rating:
1.0 startsTagline
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Languages:
Azərbaycan
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