Wait for the Signal from the Sea

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Wait for the Signal from the Sea

1986

1h 12m

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Drama

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The film is about commissary Chingiz Ildirim.

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44 members

Acting

Fuad Poladov

Unknown Role

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Aliabbas Gadirov

Sultanov

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Hasanagha Turabov

Prime Minister

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Fazil Bayramov

Tlekhas

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Fəxrəddin Manafov

Shafibeyov

Acting

Gündüz Abbasov

Poet

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Lala Giyasbeyli

Leyla

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Firangiz Mutallimova

Sona

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Muxtar Maniyev

Unknown Role

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Aladdin Abbasov

Unknown Role

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Vilnis Beķeris

Englishman

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Kamil Zohrabov

Hasan

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Владислав Ковальков

Matveyev

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Vidadi Həsənov

Unknown Role

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Ramiz Azizbeyli

Mustafa

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Tanilya Ahmärova

Unknown Role

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Nurəddin Mehdixanlı

Kazim bey

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Həsən Məmmədov

Old General

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Yashar Nuri

Captain

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Sadaya Mustafayeva

Unknown Role

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Kamran Shahmardanov

Chingiz

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Anvar Hasanov

Unknown Role

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Геннадий Юхтин

Unknown Role

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Ramiz Məlik

Fisherman

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Vəliəhd Vəliyev

Fisherman

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Sadıq Hüseynov

Unknown Role

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Mirzə Babayev

Unknown Role

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Əfrasiyab Məmmədov

Unknown Role

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Nazir Aliyev

Unknown Role

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Kyazim Abdullayev

Unknown Role

Directing

Fikrət Əliyev

Unknown Role

Acting

Gumrah Rahimov

Bolshevik

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Sabir Sultanov

Unknown Role

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Natig Safiyev

Unknown Role

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Camera

Valeri Kərimov

Unknown Role

Acting

Rafig Karimov

Unknown Role

No Image

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Agharafi Rahimov

Unknown Role

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Lətifə Əliyeva

Unknown Role

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Nizami Musayev

Beggar

No Image

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İdris Rüstəmov

Beggar

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Cahangir Aslanoğlu

Unknown Role

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Otkam Isgandarov

Student

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Omur Naghiyev

Bolshevik

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Tariyel Qasimov

Bolshevik

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