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The Last Night of Childhood
The Last Night of Childhood

The Last Night of Childhood

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ComedyDramaCrime

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Murad, a young man fails the entrance exam to the Institute and starts working at the meat factory. His cousin Rustam, a worker on a building site, fights with him against the dishonest people who sell pieces of meat from the factory. After a series of dramatic situations, Murad and Rustam manage to uncover the thieves.

Others

Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Azerbaijani

Runtime

89 mins

Rating

4.7/10

Release Date

08 December 1968

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Anvar Hasanov

Anvar Hasanov

Murad

Sayavush Shafiyev

Sayavush Shafiyev

Rustam

Ataya Aliyeva

Ataya Aliyeva

Mansura

Torakhanum Zeynalova

Torakhanum Zeynalova

grandmother

Alakbar Seyfi

Alakbar Seyfi

Ismail

Khosrov Abdullayev

Khosrov Abdullayev

Majnun

Tofik Mirzoyev

Tofik Mirzoyev

Rufat

Megi Kejeradze

Megi Kejeradze

Elya

Gorkhmaz Atakishiyev

Gorkhmaz Atakishiyev

Zaur

Mammadsadig Nuriyev

Mammadsadig Nuriyev

Davud

Insaf Mammadova

Insaf Mammadova

Sevda

Yusif Veliyev

Yusif Veliyev

chief executive

Rafig Taghiyev

Rafig Taghiyev

driver

Malik Dadashov

Malik Dadashov

Naghiyev

Mukhtar Maniyev

Mukhtar Maniyev

Tahir

Hokuma Gurbanova

Hokuma Gurbanova

Davud's wife

Samandar Rzayev

Samandar Rzayev

officer

Abdul Mahmudov

Abdul Mahmudov

officer

Dadash Kazimov

Dadash Kazimov

shoemaker Ahmad

Yusif Yulduz

Yusif Yulduz

factory worker

Nadir Asgarov

Nadir Asgarov

neighborhood resident

Rafig Azimov

Rafig Azimov

worker / Murad (voice)

Shahmar Alakbarov

Shahmar Alakbarov

Rustam (voice)

Suleiman Aleskerov

Suleiman Aleskerov

Ismail (voice)

Hasan Abluj

Hasan Abluj

Rufat (voice)

Amina Yusifgizi

Amina Yusifgizi

Elya (voice)

Samandar Rzayev

Samandar Rzayev

Zaur (voice)

Ali Zeynalov

Ali Zeynalov

Majnun (voice)

Azizagha Gasimov

Azizagha Gasimov

driver (voice)

Bahadur Aliyev

Bahadur Aliyev

stammering worker (voice)

Süsan Macidova

Süsan Macidova

grandmother (voice)

Huseynagha Sadigov

Huseynagha Sadigov

factory worker (voice)

Aghakhan Salmanov

Aghakhan Salmanov

the boy with glasses teasing Murad (voice)

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