Movie

The 1001st Tour

19741h 6m

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Where to watch The 1001st Tour

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Good to know

Director: Oktai Mir-Kasimov
Release date: 1974-01-01
Runtime: 1h 6m
Language: Azerbaijani
Status: Released
Country: Soviet Union
Studio: Azerbaijanfilm

About The 1001st Tour

The 1001st Tour is a 1974 movie in the Comedy and Music genres, directed by Oktai Mir-Kasimov, starring Rashid Behbudov, Inara Guliyeva and Inna Leshchinskaya. It has a runtime of 1 hour 6 minutes. Below you can see where to watch The 1001st Tour in Canada — across streaming, rental and purchase options — along with the full cast, trailer and viewer reviews.

Synopsis

A musical TV film about the creation of the Song Theater by Rashid Beibutov, telling humorous stories related to it.

Cast

Rashid Behbudov

Inara Guliyeva

Inna Leshchinskaya

Lia Eliava

Mavr Piasetsky

Rafig Babayev

Rasmi Dzhabrailov

Adil Isgandarov

Nasiba Zeynalova

Eldar Aliyev

Rafig Azimov

Adil Ismayilov

Frequently asked questions

Where can I watch The 1001st Tour in Canada?+

The 1001st Tour is not currently listed on any streaming, rental or purchase service in Canada. Availability changes often, so check back or switch your region.

Is The 1001st Tour on Netflix?+

The 1001st Tour is not on Netflix in Canada right now.

How long is The 1001st Tour?+

The 1001st Tour has a runtime of 1 hour 6 minutes (66 minutes).

Who stars in The 1001st Tour?+

The 1001st Tour stars Rashid Behbudov, Inara Guliyeva, Inna Leshchinskaya, Lia Eliava and Mavr Piasetsky.

When did The 1001st Tour come out?+

The 1001st Tour is a 1974 movie directed by Oktai Mir-Kasimov.

What genre is The 1001st Tour?+

The 1001st Tour is Comedy and Music film.

Who directed The 1001st Tour?+

The 1001st Tour was directed by Oktai Mir-Kasimov.