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While there is famine during WW2, a boy with mom far away, tries to stay strong.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Azerbaijani

Runtime

68 mins

Rating

5.8/10

Release Date

30 October 1969

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Kamran Rajabli

Kamran Rajabli

Vagif

Tuna Namazova

Tuna Namazova

Leyla

Firuz Aliyev

Firuz Aliyev

Tofig

Khosrov Mamayev

Khosrov Mamayev

Ashraf

Mirzaagha Mirzayev

Mirzaagha Mirzayev

Kenka

Chingiz Guliyev

Chingiz Guliyev

Mishka

Jamila Mammadova

Jamila Mammadova

Jamila

Adila Mammadova

Adila Mammadova

Adila

Yelena Inyakina

Yelena Inyakina

Lina

Sadaya Mustafayeva

Sadaya Mustafayeva

Shamama

Fazil Salayev

Fazil Salayev

Muhammad

Aghahuseyn Javadov

Aghahuseyn Javadov

Ismail

Aliheydar Hasanzada

Aliheydar Hasanzada

Novruz

Sofa Basirzade

Sofa Basirzade

Rosa

Amina Yusifgizi

Amina Yusifgizi

Sudaba

Huseynagha Sadigov

Huseynagha Sadigov

Pasha

Ahmad Ahmadov

Ahmad Ahmadov

Torakhanum Zeynalova

Torakhanum Zeynalova

Sona

Ferhad Israfilov

Ferhad Israfilov

Farhad

Dadash Kazimov

Dadash Kazimov

Aliagha Aghayev

Aliagha Aghayev

Süsan Macidova

Süsan Macidova

Yusif Yulduz

Yusif Yulduz

Azad Dadashov

Azad Dadashov

Hadjimammad Gafgazli

Hadjimammad Gafgazli

Sona Mikailova

Sona Mikailova

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