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The Black Stones

19561h 20mAga-Rza Kuliyev

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Based on the novel of the same name of Mehdi Huseyn. Engineer-geologist Imanov assembles a young team to explore presumed oil reserves beneath the Black Rocks despite his superior Halilov’s bans. When the ministry greenlights offshore drilling, Halilov’s sabotage and political attacks only strengthen Imanov and his colleagues’ resolve to prove the field’s potential.

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What is The Black Stones (1956) about?

Based on the novel of the same name of Mehdi Huseyn. Engineer-geologist Imanov assembles a young team to explore presumed oil reserves beneath the Black Rocks despite his superior Halilov’s bans. When the ministry greenlights offshore drilling, Halilov’s sabotage and political attacks only strengthen Imanov and his colleagues’ resolve to prove the field’s potential.

Who stars in The Black Stones?

The Black Stones stars Ismail Efendiyev (Sheyda Imanov), Alasgar Alakbarov (Gudrat Ismailzadeh), Adil Isgandarov (Khalilov), Ismail Daghistanli (Aslanov), Ramiz Eliyev (Tahir). The film was directed by Aga-Rza Kuliyev.

How long is The Black Stones?

The Black Stones has a runtime of 1 min and premiered in 1956.

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