The Labour and Rose Trailer

The Labour and Rose Trailer (1963)

31 May 1963 Drama, History, Music 91 mins

The film is about famous Chechen ballet and folk dancer Mahmud Essembayev's life.

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Crew

Ramiz Aliyev

Ramiz Aliyev Assistant Director

Aziz Sheykhov

Aziz Sheykhov Sound Designer

Rasim Ojagov

Rasim Ojagov Director of Photography

Adham Gulubeyov

Adham Gulubeyov Script Editor

Valeri Karimov

Valeri Karimov Assistant Director of Photography

Tahira Babayeva

Tahira Babayeva Assistant Editor

Talat Rahmanov

Talat Rahmanov Assistant Director

Magsud Aliyev

Magsud Aliyev Assistant Director of Photography

Kamil Najafzadeh

Kamil Najafzadeh Production Design

Jabrail Azimov

Jabrail Azimov Costume Design

International Titles

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Труд и розы Trailer

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