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My Seven Sons
My Seven Sons

My Seven Sons

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This film was based on Samad Vurgun's "Komsomol poem". Seven sons, like seven samurai become the seven komsomols (communist leaders) who were sent to a village to establish Soviet power. Seven sons become the romanticized images of people's heroes ready to take revenge.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Azerbaijani

Runtime

90 mins

Rating

4.2/10

Release Date

07 September 1970

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Hasan Mammadov

Hasan Mammadov

Bakhtiyar

Anvar Hasanov

Anvar Hasanov

Jalal

Elchin Mammadov

Elchin Mammadov

Mirpasha

Abdul Mahmudov

Abdul Mahmudov

Gasim

Shahmar Alakbarov

Shahmar Alakbarov

Gazanfar

Rafig Azimov

Rafig Azimov

Shahsuvar

Alasgar Ibrahimov

Alasgar Ibrahimov

Zalimoghlu

Hasanagha Turabov

Hasanagha Turabov

Garay Bey

Ismail Osmanli

Ismail Osmanli

Kalantar

Zemfira Ismailova

Zemfira Ismailova

Humay

Hamlet Khanizadeh

Hamlet Khanizadeh

Farhad Israfilov

Farhad Israfilov

Gagani

Mammadrza Sheikhzamanov

Mammadrza Sheikhzamanov

Karam

Mahluga Sadigova

Mahluga Sadigova

Woman who lost her husband

Hadjimammad Gafgazli

Hadjimammad Gafgazli

Ali Khalilov

Ali Khalilov

Akhund Shirali

Mammadsadig Nuriyev

Mammadsadig Nuriyev

Huseynagha Sadigov

Huseynagha Sadigov

Nadir Asgarov

Nadir Asgarov

Eldaniz Zeynalov

Eldaniz Zeynalov

Villager

Süsan Macidova

Süsan Macidova

Gagani's Mother

Sadig Hasanzadeh

Sadig Hasanzadeh

Mikail Mirza

Mikail Mirza

Murshud

Ramiz Melikov

Ramiz Melikov

Adalat Nasibov

Adalat Nasibov

Ashugh

Sadig Huseynov

Sadig Huseynov

Villager

Fazil Salayev

Fazil Salayev

Villager

Abbas Rzayev

Abbas Rzayev

Villager

Omur Naghiyev

Omur Naghiyev

Villager

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