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Latif (1930)

Genre : Drama, Family

Runtime : 49M

Director : Mikail Mikaylov
Writer : Mikail Mikaylov

Synopsis

Latif a seven year old boy living during the collectivization policy in USSR.

Actors

Latif Safarov
Latif Safarov
Latif
Alasgar Alakbarov
Alasgar Alakbarov
Hagigat Rzayeva
Hagigat Rzayeva
Stepmother
Mustafa Mardanov
Mustafa Mardanov
Alasgar
Ajdar Sultanov
Ajdar Sultanov
Gasim Zeynalov
Gasim Zeynalov
Ibrahim
Majid Shamkhalov
Majid Shamkhalov
Kamil Gubushov
Kamil Gubushov
Izzat Orujova
Izzat Orujova
Rustam Kazimov
Rustam Kazimov

Crews

Mikail Mikaylov
Mikail Mikaylov
Director
Mikail Mikaylov
Mikail Mikaylov
Screenplay
Ivan Tartakovski
Ivan Tartakovski
Director of Photography
Aleksandr S. Goncharski
Aleksandr S. Goncharski
Production Design
Salman Gambarov
Salman Gambarov
Music

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