In connection with the 90th anniversary of "Azerbaijanfilm” studio, the Union of Cinematographers of Azerbaijan presented annual awards.
The nomination "For the successful promotion of the history and culture of Azerbaijan in the documentary films" the best film director is Zia Shikhlinski.
He is the author of the films; “Do Russians want war?, "Return of Chopin", "Reflections for the eight and a half minutes."
In the field of animation, the head of the art animation studio "Birlik", Firangiz Qurbanova was awarded.
The best actor awards went to Fuad Poladov and Fahraddin Manafov.
Participants of the ceremony were read out a congratulatory message from the head of the Union of Cinematographers of Azerbaijan, Rustam Ibrahimbayov.-16D-
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