Husniyya Murvatova

Adil continues his journey in cinema, with two timelines depicting different stages of his life. In the present, he struggles to save Leyla’s unborn child from being aborted, while the second timeline explores a key event from his past.

A tender and visually imaginative story about how children process tension and seek emotional balance in a world shaped by adult emotions.

Barq is a young and talented photographer. One day, when everything in the young man's life is going his way, he has a strange dream and wakes up in a state of excitement. While going to his trusted friend Gunay to talk about his dream, he meets the girl he saw in that dream. Later, this girl, Feza, who appears in front of Barq in various places and enters his dreams. Those around him try to help him as much as they can and to get Barq out of this psychological vortex. After a while, it becomes clear that he really met and knew Feza years ago. Thus, the two reconnect, talk, and this relationship turns into deep love.

The psychological state of a family whose son was martyred during the Second Karabakh War, after this event. The father sends his son off to military service with joy and pride. The family spends their days hoping to hear from their son. One day, they receive news that their only son has risen to the level of martyrdom. Although the mother can grieve and express her feelings, the father, on the contrary, exhibits strange behavior in the face of this news. He seems to distance himself from the environment and is left alone with his inner world, and struggles with himself in his inner world.

Each of the patients in the psychiatric clinic lives in a world he has created in his imagination, one even says that he comes from another planet and believes it. They live in a beautiful abode that he has created in his mind. One considers himself the leader of the Soviet state I.V. Stalin, and lives in a world of memories, regretting his actions all day long. The other considers himself the famous French actress Sarah Bernhardt and lives her life in a world of images, imagining herself on stage every minute. Although the head doctor in the work tries to understand the imaginary world of the patients, he finally realizes that people who are treated as patients actually live in their own comfortable worlds, and this world is more than the real world.

In a remote Azerbaijani village, things take a turn for the worse on the wedding night when the firing of a gun, a local tradition, doesn't go according to plan.

Qara is a famous actor, genius at his work, a good person, but he is very frugal, extremely tight-lipped. Due to this nature, he is alone in life. But one day, his son, whom he never knew he had, comes to him and his life changes. Qara starts to like Nigar, his sidekick on stage. Of course, since everything comes down to money, he wants to hide this desire. While Qara is struggling to survive in this expensive world, one day he is faced with a choice between money and life.

A mother with 6 daughters who relies on fortune tellers to give birth to a son, a father who becomes the object of ridicule from his fellow villagers because his daughters do not get married, and the girls who are labeled "stay-at-home" against the backdrop of all this.

In a house in the middle of an oil-rich area, a father does his best to keep his family from living in darkness.

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Oruj Zeynalov is a psychiatrist. He has a secure life, a son studying in Moscow, his wife Pakiza who loves him more than life, his mistress, nurse Ophelia, friends, and a charming garden. His life passes peacefully against the background of what we have listed, but until a certain time, or rather until the appearance of Balami, who wants to name the garden after himself...

Orkhan is Jeyran's fiancé. However, one day, after he leaves Jeyran alone with a bear at the zoo and runs away, they have a falling out. Jeyran falls in love with Zaur, who works at the zoo in the guise of a bear. When it comes to marriage, Orkhan decides to take revenge on Zaur and Jeyran on their wedding day. And with the help of his friend, he steals the groom on the wedding day. But in the end, good triumphs over evil.

The film depicts the events of a family - a mother and two children - against the backdrop of the consequences of the Khojaly tragedy. Zakir's father was martyred in the Karabakh war. He lives with his mother, and his main ideal is to return to the lands for which his father died. The hero, rejecting the voice given to him by God, chooses military school instead of mugham art. He thinks that on such a difficult day for the homeland, it is necessary to defend it with a weapon in hand.

The film depicts the torture inflicted on captured Azerbaijanis by Armenians during the Karabakh War. The film is based on the story by Agarahim Rahimov.

The movie reflects the ecological environment of Sumgayit. After the collapse of the Soviet power, the old problems of the "new era" still persist. Although it is not mentioned in the movie, the new generation of people living in this city, which is named as Sumgayit, especially near poisonous plants, are born crippled and sick. There is a wide range of symbolic expressions in the film and there are interesting dream scenes.

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