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“Sahiblər”
The Czech film "Owners" will be screened at Landmark Gaia (90A Nizami Str. - Landmark Rotunda) in Baku on 14 November 2022 from 19:30, with Azerbaijani and English subtitles. The screening will open the annual European Film Festival organized by the EU Delegation along with Embassies of EU Member States in Azerbaijan. Admission is free of charge.
The story of the 2019 film by Jiří Havelka unfolds at a regular meeting of flat owners that is supposed to review the state of the house they all share. A young woman who is entrusted with chairing the meeting and approaches the task with enthusiasm is about to find out that willingness to act as well as to compromise are essential for collective decision-making.
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