Yesterday in the office of the party Musavat there was a demonstration of the documentary series "The Emigrants."
The author and creator of the tape is a freelance journalist from Shamakhi, Lachin Mamishov.
The film tells about the life of immigrants forced to leave Azerbaijan because of persecution for their political views. Each episode tells the story of a particular political emigrant. In the film there are 17 episodes.
In the near future there will be a presentation of the film to a wider audience.
Lachin Mamishov told Turan that now an agreement has been reached with one of the media structures to show the film.
In the next few days they will provide more detailed information.
Note that the demonstration of the film was to be held in the office of the IRFS, but due to the fact that the office was sealed by the prosecutor's office, the film was shown at the office of Musavat. -05B04-
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