In the Fire

Historical film about the dramatic event in the southern regions of Azerbaijan during the 1917 Soviet Revolution.

Cast

Yashar Nuri

as Ajdar

Viktor Kosykh

as Andrei

Hadji Khalilov

as Tarigulu

Samandar Rzayev

as Tomar bey

Ivan Kosykh

Hamlet Khanizadeh

as Rizvan

Boris Rudnev

as Ulyantsev

Alla Panova

as Tatyana

Anatoliy Falkovich

as Ilyashevich

Yuriy Sorokin

as Sukhorukov

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