Heydar Aliyev

The movie describes the last remaining years of the great Azerbaijani poet, Huseyn Javid who was the victim of 1937-1938 USSR repression.

For the first time in 35 years, musicians set out from the entrance of the Zangezur Corridor toward ancient Ordubad. In neighborhoods that have become part of the region's historical heritage, *Ordubad bayatis* are performed to the accompaniment of authentic music for the first time. Customs and traditions—spanning from the city center to the most remote villages, previously unspoken of and unique to this area—are being brought to life. The musicians' primary mission is to reveal the rhythms of Ordubad—rhythms that have endured for millennia yet remained hidden until now.

Documentary film about a prominent Soviet Azerbaijani composer, Qara Qarayev.

On the 90th anniversary of People's Artist, Academician Omar Eldarov. The film provides interesting information about the sculptures created by the sculptor, and unique archive footage is shown regarding the creation and opening of the monuments and statues of Natavan, Fizuli, H. Javid, Heydar Aliyev, etc.

The film is dedicated to the People's Artist of Azerbaijan, Professor Mirali Mirgasimov. Although Mirali lost his hearing at the age of 6, he was able to speak thanks to the efforts of his mother, Jeyran khanum. The film tells the story of the sculptor's life, the sculptures he created, and in particular, the creation of the statue of the prominent playwright Jafar Jabbarli. Mirali Mirgasimov devoted 23 years to this statue. The film is narrated by the sculptor's wife, Gultekin Mirgasimova.