Yellow Leaves in Summer
May 15, 1986 · 1h 15m
Rated 8.5 out of 10
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Director
Tofig IsmailovOverview
The talented teacher Shams arrives in a remote mountain village. He manages not only to establish a normal educational process at the school, but also to have a tremendous moral influence on the students.
Cast of Yellow Leaves in Summer
Sayavush AslanShamsi
Najiba HuseynovaNargiz
Yashar NuriRizvan
Firangiz SharifovaGullu
Ashraf GuliyevMusa
Shahmar GaribliKazim- Yalchin AfandiyevYalchin
- Aygul IsmailovaGulchohra
Elnur MammadovGurban- Natig AbdullayevShahriyar
Amina YusifgiziFiruza
Hadji Ismailov
Rafael Dadashov- Gambar YusifovIsfandiyar
- Rafig KarimovLatif
- Shujaat Habibov
- Zarosh HamzayevaSamangul
Arif Guliyev
Cahangir Aslanoglu
Sona Mikailova
Mukhtar Maniyev
Mayak Kerimov
Larisa Khalafova
Crew of Yellow Leaves in Summer
Tofig IsmailovDirector- Asim JalilovScreenplay
- Eldar RustamovOriginal Music Composer
Valeri KarimovDirector of Photography- Nataliya AlbitskayaEditor
- Lyudmila LotinaEditor
Nadir ZeinalovProduction Design- Malahat HumbatovaCostume Design
- Khagani HuseynovAssistant Director of Photography
Ramiz BabayevSet Photographer- Nataliya NuriyevaSound
- Vladimir DudnichenkoAdministration
Konstantin KrimetsConductor
Mübariz TağıyevVocals
About Yellow Leaves in Summer
What is Yellow Leaves in Summer about?
The talented teacher Shams arrives in a remote mountain village. He manages not only to establish a normal educational process at the school, but also to have a tremendous moral influence on the students.
When was Yellow Leaves in Summer released?
Yellow Leaves in Summer was released on May 15, 1986.
How long is Yellow Leaves in Summer?
Yellow Leaves in Summer runs 1 hour 15 minutes (75 minutes).
Who directed Yellow Leaves in Summer?
Yellow Leaves in Summer was directed by Tofig Ismailov.
Who is in the cast of Yellow Leaves in Summer?
The cast of Yellow Leaves in Summer includes Sayavush Aslan (Shamsi), Najiba Huseynova (Nargiz), Yashar Nuri (Rizvan), Firangiz Sharifova (Gullu) and Ashraf Guliyev (Musa).