Aytaj Mammadova

An Armenian–Azerbaijani–Georgian feature film about love, friendship, identity, and politics in the South Caucasus.

Aziz has to prepare a concert for the New Year, but he has no idea what to do. He is engaged to Fira, but there is a problem: Fira tells Aziz, “If you don’t go to the district and meet my grandfather, I will not agree to marry you.” So Aziz is forced to travel to the district. On the way, he has a car accident, and when he opens his eyes, he is already in the village.

The film tells the story of two friends Farid and Ramal. Farid and Ramal were homeless young people growing up on the streets of Baku. Ramal takes advantage of Farid's innocence. He forces him to work, supposedly to save the money and go find his mother. One day, they accidentally save Ayan, the daughter of a wealthy family. Ayan tells these young people about her problems. Farid finds a solution to this problem: he advises that Ramal and Ayan supposedly love each other and get married. And that's how it all starts.

Based on Rovshan Abdullaoglu's novel of the same name and "Case No. 999", which has not yet been published. Produced by "KAC Group Media”.