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Four-volume Edition of History of Azerbaijani Cinema Art Being Prepared for Publication
Baku / 03.08.20 / Turan: "The history of Azerbaijani cinema" is the name of a 4-volume monograph by screenwriter and film expert Nariman Abdulrahmanli, which is being prepared for publication with the support of the Union of Cinematographers of Azerbaijan (UCA).
UCA told Turan that the author explores the history of Azerbaijani cinema from the 19th century to 2018. On the basis of archival materials, he examines not only the development of film production, but also film distribution, cinematography and describes people who played a special role in Azerbaijani cinema.
For the first time, the monograph publishes rare documents and photographs of filmmakers, and other unique materials covering the history of Azerbaijani cinema.
The Union of Cinematographers supported this fundamental project, which is a significant contribution to the study of national cinema.
The project manager is the chairman of UCA Rustam Ibrahimbekov. -02D-
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