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Chingiz, who wants to spend the night at a hotel, loses consciousness for a moment, falls down and dies. He does not know that he has woken up in another world, but he sees that there are 3 people waiting for him in the room. One of them is Satan, and he confronts Chingiz with his sins.

Friends who grew up in an orphanage and, after entering adult life, engage in petty fraud and face the problems of this easy way to make money.

Samir has to pay his brother's debt by playing poker with the man he owes money to.

Short and seperate movie from the quadrilogy.

Vafa, who works as a maid in the house of an influential businessman, decides to commit a robbery to start a new life. To do this, she turns to her brother Vidadi, who has not been able to see his son for more than a year due to unpaid child support and has grown tired of such a life. After convincing her brother, they also suggest involving their step-cousin Javad, who has been imprisoned several times for theft. During the robbery, Javad and Vidadi break the door and get stuck in the house. After that, events unfold even more dramatically.

After the death of their father, two brothers find themselves in conflict over what kind of headstone to place on his grave. What begins as a disagreement over a simple decision gradually evolves into a deeper, emotional confrontation that forces them to confront their differences, their past, and their shared grief

For eighth-grade honor student Sariyya, her wedding and the geography olympiad fall on the same day. The film tells the story of a 14-year-old girl's struggle for education against her family's expectations.

Last movie of quadrilogy.

The absurd story follows three friends, Ismayil, Chingiz, and Ali, who have reached an age to take on responsibility and the various schemes they turn to in order to earn money.

Different personalities during quarantine.

The restaurant opens for just one table — but that table tests everyone’s patience. Staff in love, uncontrollable managers, a worn-out waitress, and a chef who couldn’t care less about the world — today, they all had to break free from someone’s control. There is only one question: at the end of this “special service,” who will pay the bill?