8 Days in Captivity
Feb 25, 2025 · 52m
Director
Vusal AhmedzadehOverview
The feature film reflects the terrible days of the tragedy and the suffering experienced through the example of Durdana Aghayeva and her brother Elshad Aghayev, who witnessed the Khojaly genocide and were subjected to severe torture for 8 days in Armenian captivity.
Cast of 8 Days in Captivity
Lala SuleymanovaDurdana Aghayeva
Ibrahim LachinElshad Aghayev
Rasim Jafar
Rauf Shahsuvarov
Jamil Ahmadov
Rumiya Aghayeva
Zemfira Abdulsamadova
Yaroslav Trifonov
Vagif Karimov
Ibrahim Heydarov- Sabina Shafiyeva
- Ənvər Dərbəndəliyev
- Şahbaz Feyzullayev
- Rashid Ahmadov
- Tarana Aliyeva
- Günay Qafarlı
- Ilaha Mammadova
- Gülnigar Rəhimova
- Famil Salmanov
Crew of 8 Days in Captivity
Vusal AhmedzadehDirector
Emin EfendiyevScreenplay- Ibrahim HeydarovProducer
- Fagan HagverdiyevExecutive Producer
- Orkhan MammadovDirector of Photography
- Zamin SərdarlıEditor
- Elturan MammadovProduction Design
- Elvin ƏliyevProduction Design
- Sevinc MəlikovaCostume Design
- Səbinə MəlikovaHead of Production
Iman ImanovColorist- Sanan GulahmadzadehSound, Sound Director
- Agshin GirimovCamera Operator
- Ilkana AbbasovaMakeup Artist
Mammad MammadovProduction Coordinator- Farid IsmayilzadehCamera Technician
- Azər ƏlixanovDriver
- Yaşar AtaşovDriver
- Kamran IsgandarzadeDriver
About 8 Days in Captivity
What is 8 Days in Captivity about?
The feature film reflects the terrible days of the tragedy and the suffering experienced through the example of Durdana Aghayeva and her brother Elshad Aghayev, who witnessed the Khojaly genocide and were subjected to severe torture for 8 days in Armenian captivity.
When was 8 Days in Captivity released?
8 Days in Captivity was released on February 25, 2025.
How long is 8 Days in Captivity?
8 Days in Captivity runs 52 minutes.
Who directed 8 Days in Captivity?
8 Days in Captivity was directed by Vusal Ahmedzadeh.
Who is in the cast of 8 Days in Captivity?
The cast of 8 Days in Captivity includes Lala Suleymanova (Durdana Aghayeva), Ibrahim Lachin (Elshad Aghayev), Rasim Jafar, Rauf Shahsuvarov and Jamil Ahmadov.