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The Knights of Black Lake

The Knights of Black Lake

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DramaAdventure

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After the story of the same name of S. Veliyev. It's devoted about life concerns of oil workers and their children.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

Azerbaijani

Runtime

67 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

30 August 1984

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Natig Abdullayev

Natig Abdullayev

Alish

Kamran Ahmadov

Kamran Ahmadov

Farrukh

Hashim Gadoyev

Hashim Gadoyev

Gulu

Hasan Abluj

Hasan Abluj

Jamshid Huseynov

Hadjimurad Yegizarov

Hadjimurad Yegizarov

Fattahov

Boris Gusakov

Boris Gusakov

Vasili

Kamran Shahmardanov

Kamran Shahmardanov

Jabi

Vugar Gasimov

Vugar Gasimov

Gasim

Kamran Jalalov

Kamran Jalalov

Ibish

Nijat Karimov

Nijat Karimov

Yavar

Gunay Rahimova

Gunay Rahimova

Surayya

Zemfira Sadigova

Zemfira Sadigova

Fatma

Aligulu Samadov

Aligulu Samadov

Samad

Hadji Ismailov

Hadji Ismailov

Baghir

Kamil Maharramov

Kamil Maharramov

Abdulali

Tavakkul Ismailov

Tavakkul Ismailov

Guram

Rafig Aliyev

Rafig Aliyev

Ramiz Melikov

Ramiz Melikov

Podporuchik

Valiahd Valiyev

Valiahd Valiyev

Mustafa

Mukhtar Avsharov

Mukhtar Avsharov

Malik

Mukhtar Maniyev

Mukhtar Maniyev

Gochu

Samandar Rzayev

Samandar Rzayev

Aghakarim

Dadash Kazimov

Dadash Kazimov

Gumrah Rahimov

Gumrah Rahimov

Otkam Isgandarov

Otkam Isgandarov

Samad

Ferhad Israfilov

Ferhad Israfilov

Bolshevik

Shamsi Shamsizadeh

Shamsi Shamsizadeh

Namkhuda Usubaliyev

Namkhuda Usubaliyev

Konstantin Artyomov

Konstantin Artyomov

Yusif Alizadeh

Yusif Alizadeh

Vali Sayyadi

Vali Sayyadi

Gani Huseynov

Gani Huseynov

Nizami Musayev

Nizami Musayev

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