The Fellow Countryman

The Fellow Countryman

★ 7.0IMDb Score
Released:1987-01-05
Genre:Drama
Duration:28 min
Country:Soviet Union
Director:Valeriy Kerimov
Actors:Tofiq Qarayev, Şahin Əliyev, Samad Heydarov, Mayak Kerimov, Elkhan Guliyev
Production:Azerbaijanfilm

Overview:

Two countrymen meet by chance in a big city. One of them left the village long ago and settled in the city. The other just arrived in town...The clash of characters and life circumstances can dramatically change a person's destiny. How to find your place in this world? How to hear the voice of your heart?

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