Hotel Room

Hotel Room

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Hotel Room

1998

1h 29m

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Drama

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Overview

The film chronicles the ordeals faced by Azerbaijan’s intellectuals - from the Red Terror to the present day - depicting how, amid shifting social and political upheavals, they endure physical and moral persecution. It also explores human betrayal and the ways people adapt their identities to survive changing circumstances.

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Production Companies

Azerbaijanfilm

Cast & Crew

23 members

Acting

Fəxrəddin Manafov

Karim

Fəxrəddin Manafov

Acting

Rasim Balayev

Sadiyar

Rasim Balayev

Acting

Muxtar Maniyev

Jabbar

Muxtar Maniyev

Acting

Akif Məhərrəmov

Asgar

Akif Məhərrəmov

Acting

Ayan Mirqasımova

Rana

Ayan Mirqasımova

Acting

Zemfira Narimanova

Behija

Zemfira Narimanova

Acting

Vagif Ibrahimoghlu

Doghan bey

Vagif Ibrahimoghlu

Acting

Kamal Khudaverdiyev

Erol bey

Kamal Khudaverdiyev

Acting

Mehriban Zəki

Latifa

Mehriban Zəki

Acting

Nataliya Ashumova

Nadejda

Nataliya Ashumova

Acting

Həmidə Ömərova

Rafiga

Həmidə Ömərova

Acting

Arif Qasımov

Unknown Role

Arif Qasımov

Acting

Elxan Qasımov

Rauf

Elxan Qasımov

Acting

Ramiz Azizbeyli

Singer

Ramiz Azizbeyli

Writing

Elvin Abdulla

Karim (Childhood)

Elvin Abdulla

Acting

Rafiq Əzimov

Unknown Role

Rafiq Əzimov

Acting

Rafiq Əliyev

Unknown Role

Rafiq Əliyev

Acting

Möhsün Hüseynxanlı

Arif

Möhsün Hüseynxanlı

Acting

Camil Quliyev

Unknown Role

Camil Quliyev

Acting

Fərman Abdullayev

Unknown Role

Fərman Abdullayev

Acting

Əliqulu Səmədov

Unknown Role

Əliqulu Səmədov

Acting

Faraj Farajov

Unknown Role

No Image

Directing

Tofig Ismailov

Passenger

Tofig Ismailov

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