Ilgar Fahmi

A crime-detective film by Vusal Mammadov

The main storyline is built around a one-hundred-manat banknote. As the banknote passes from hand to hand, it continually changes owners, but in the end, in an unexpected twist, it belongs to no one. Those who come into possession of it represent different social classes and professions—among them a traffic police officer, a singer, a fortune-teller, a mullah, and others. Thus, the 100-manat note changes hands in various ways… and all these exchanges are accompanied by comic events.

A man named Javad is arrested by the police after being framed. After Javad goes to prison, his girlfriend Hajar becomes pregnant by him. Javad lies and deceives everyone by saying that he is dead. He returns after 9 years. Hajar is already married. She has a child, but this child is Javad's.

The banker Vagif Fataliyev is found murdered in his own house. During the investigation, two more murders occur one after the other.

Disasters happen when orphans who grow up together are thrown into the independent life.

The film tells the story of a former colonel who ends up in a nursing home, where he loses his money. The events that befall the colonel, who is suspicious of his own friends, become the subject of laughter.

“Goodbye Schmidt!”. A movie, which deeply hints, even though it doesn’t make to think about…* Emil Schmidt belongs to the German ethnicity and wishes to immigrate to Germany. He dreams to realize his goal by applying to the German Embassy with official requests every month, but at the very beginning, nothing is that simple, as it seems to be to him. He is being accepted, but only to the offices. He is being heard, but nobody listens to him. People feel sorry for him, but they don't help…. The remarkable hero story of this picture will share with us an autumn sorrow and a summer joy and will allow us to live through his fate and to keep silent about the meaning of life. What could be higher than human values, love and freedom? What could be closer to us than the Motherland? What could be more important for a person whose life can end at any moment?

There are issues of spirituality, morality, love and loyalty in the center of the dramatic story that took place in one of the villages around Baku.