A First Farewell
Jul 20 2020
•1h 27m
•Drama, Family
When Isa is not at school or working on his parents' farmyard, he spends carefree days with his friends - until the outside world starts forcing him to say one goodbye after another.
Cast
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Isa Yasan
Isa
Kalbinur Rahmati
Kalbinur
Tajigul Heilmeier
Kalbinur's Mother
Yasan Kamisu
Isa's Father
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