Four Sundays

The film, Four Sundays, presents a narrative centered around a group of friends who reunite after their experiences as partisans in a Belarusian detached force. This meeting serves as a poignant exploration of their shared past and the impact of war on their lives.

As a piece of Azerbaijani cinema from the 1970s, it reflects the historical context of the era and the region. The runtime of 133 minutes allows for a deeper examination of the characters and their relationships, making it a significant entry in the war drama genre.

With a cast that includes Hasanagha Turabov, Tofik Mirzoyev, Yashar Nuri, and Süsan Macidova, Four Sundays showcases the talent of its performers within a historical framework. This film is an important representation of the storytelling tradition in Azerbaijani filmography, appealing to collectors interested in international cinema and war narratives.