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Our Great-Grandfather's Grandfather

Our Great-Grandfather's Grandfather

Genres

DramaComedy

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Too old grandpa is being celebity by news maker who came from centre. But then he recollected something weird things about his missus .

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Budget

$50

Revenue

$112

Status

Released

Original Language

Azerbaijani

Runtime

72 mins

Rating

2/10

Release Date

12 February 1981

Country

Soviet Union

Cast

Huseynagha Sadigov

Huseynagha Sadigov

Grandfather Aziz

Samir Gadirov

Samir Gadirov

Aziz

Shamil Suleymanov

Shamil Suleymanov

Aziz (Young)

Samandar Rzayev

Samandar Rzayev

Ali Guliyev

Hamlet Gurbanov

Hamlet Gurbanov

Hamida Omarova

Hamida Omarova

Zeynab

Yelena Garajova

Yelena Garajova

Nargiz

Sabir Mammadov

Sabir Mammadov

Tapdig

Rafig Aliyev

Rafig Aliyev

Eldaniz Zeynalov

Eldaniz Zeynalov

Doctor

Suleyman Alasgarov

Suleyman Alasgarov

Professor

Eldaniz Rasulov

Eldaniz Rasulov

Jafar

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