Radzhabali Khuseynov Trailers
Leaving Afghanistan TrailerA Quiet Outpost TrailerOdds and Evens Trailer
Most Popular Radzhabali Khuseynov Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Leaving Afghanistan Trailer (2019)
10 May 2019
1988-1989. The end of the Soviet-Afghan war. The USSR begins its withdrawal from Afghanistan. Soviet General Vasiliev's son - a pilot named Alexander gets kidnapped by the mujahideen after his airplane crashes.
Contact Trailer (1981)
01 January 1981
Based on real events that took place during the construction of the Nurek hydroelectric power station, where a new form of socialist competition, “Workers' Relay Race,” was born.
Odds and Evens Trailer (1993)
08 September 1993
Mira returns home to Dushanbe from Russia to visit her father, a wastrel who is completely addicted to a game called "odds and evens," or Kosh ba Kosh.
A Quiet Outpost Trailer (2011)
20 January 2011
On the edge of Dushanbe, in the Republic of Tajikistan, a quiet border checkpoint under Russian control is attacked by Afghans and Tajiks who want it under their control.
The Mystery of the Forgotten Crossing Trailer (1974)
04 February 1974
In the besieged town of Khojent, famine begins. The leaders of the revolutionary committee, Kozyrev, Sattar, and Alim, with the help of the chief mullah of the mosque, Abdulrahman-khan, win over the local residents, defeat a group of bandits, and bring back bread to the starving people.
The Gift Trailer (1983)
28 July 1983
A story about first love of three twelve years old boys to an older girl.
Seven Kidnapped Grooms Trailer (1976)
01 July 1976
Four swindlers - Kamol-aka, Gafur, Gafar, and Murodi - set up a marriage bureau at a photo studio. The first grooms appear, and soon a well-known horseman, Saidbek, becomes a client of the bureau.
Legend of Pawiak Prison Trailer (1971)
16 November 1971
About the courage and resilience of two Tajik pilots who were captured by the fascists at the beginning of the war and ended up in the Pawiak political prison in Warsaw.
I Am The Border Trailer (1973)
12 July 1973
About how Soviet border guards managed to detect and neutralize foreign intelligence agents.
