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The story of the period when teenagers' characters are formed. After finishing eighth grade, the film's protagonist, Arif, decides to become a sailor, like his late father. The young man's path to his dream will not be easy, but his willpower and perseverance will help him overcome all obstacles and achieve his cherished desire.
Cast
Natig Abdullayev, Shahmar Alakbarov, Valeri Rijakov, Dadash Kazimov, Shukufa Yusupova, Ayan Mirgasimova, Mubin Akhundov, Teymur Karimov, Hamlet Xanizadeh, Rafik Aliyev
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