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The two brotherly countries share the same language, the same religion, the same roots and history, but there are some words whose meanings are very different... The events depicted in the film Qaytar Pulumu are based entirely on real events.
The main theme is the desire of a young man who lost his father during the Karabakh war to return to his homeland, born from the memories of his days there, and the internal turmoil created by this desire in a face he sees after displacement.
The bullet-riddled statues of Shusha come to life, speaking and crying out in pain. Through their voices, the city’s past and present are placed face to face, revealing the scars of history and the cost of loss. As memories of culture, beauty, and destruction unfold, one truth emerges: the longing for Shusha is so powerful that it can resurrect even the silenced stone.
A comedy film directed by Ramiz Hasanoglu.
