Shadows (1958)
Directed by Shua Sheykhov, Ismail Efendiyev · Cinematography by Asker Ismailov
77 min31 frames
DramaActionAdventureFamily
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What is Shadows about?
Young scientist Jamal Zakhidov is convinced that the ruins of the ancient city of Aran are located in Azerbaijan. Zakhidov is seeking to organize an expedition to the area where he believes Aran is located. Zahidov's friend, a young archaeologist named Jalil, is also well versed in geology. He believes that the rocks he accidentally found at the foot of Gyzyl-Gaya contain valuable materials. But Imam-zade, a secret agent of a foreign intelligence service, steals these samples. The expedition members meet an old man named Murtaz. The old man recognizes Imam-zade as the son of Suleiman-bek, the former ruler of these lands, who killed geologist Karimov, who was conducting research here in 1920. Realizing that he has been exposed, Imam-zade blows up the cave in an attempt to destroy the expedition. But the locals rescue the expedition members. Imam-zade is detained by MGB officers. Uranium is found in the rocks discovered by Jalil at the excavation site...
Who stars in Shadows?
Ismail Daghistanlias Zahidov
Alasgar Alakbarovas Rashid Sardarli
Ali Zeynalovas Imamzadeh
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What does the cinematography of Shadows look like?
Sampled across 31 frames, the coverage of Shadows leans on medium shots and close-ups. Cinematographer Asker Ismailov keeps much of it in soft, low-key light. Night and dusk account for most of the frames. Focus stays shallow in most of the frames, isolating subjects from their surroundings.
What is the color palette of Shadows?
The dominant colors across the sampled frames of Shadows (1958) are #050505, #333333, #fafafa, #cacaca, #727272, #afafaf — measured from the per-frame color data FrameThrower extracts for every film.
#050505#333333#fafafa#cacaca#727272#afafaf
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