6 Best Azerbaijani Movies to Watch

By Vlad Zakh · December 27, 2025

Azerbaijan Drama thought provoking

Azerbaijani cinema has leaned into stark, minimalist rural dramas since its post-Soviet revival, measuring national upheaval through people the state has mostly left behind. Nabat has an elderly widow refusing to abandon her mountain village as war empties it, Buta has a boy searching for the father who abandoned him, and The Precinct has a weary police officer finding corruption in his own ranks. The 40th Door, Steppe Man and Ali and Nino round out the list.

The 40th Door (2009) 01

The 40th Door (2009)

TMDB ★ 6.3

A woman haunted by childhood trauma slowly finds a way to make peace with her past.

Directed by Elchin Guliyev · 1h 22m

Nabat (2014) 02

Nabat (2014)

TMDB ★ 6.9

An elderly widow refuses to abandon her remote mountain village even as war empties it around her.

Directed by Elchin Guliyev · 1h 45m

Buta (2011) 03

Buta (2011)

TMDB ★ 6.6

A young boy raised by his grandfather in a remote village sets out to find the father who abandoned him.

Directed by Ilgar Najaf · 1h 38m

The Precinct (2010) 04

The Precinct (2010)

TMDB ★ 6.0

A weary Azerbaijani police officer's routine casework uncovers corruption reaching into his own department.

Directed by Ilgar Safat · 1h 56m

Steppe Man (2012) 05

Steppe Man (2012)

TMDB ★ 6.1

A rural Azerbaijani farmer haunted by a childhood trauma struggles to reconnect with his estranged family.

Directed by Shamil Aliyev · 1h 20m

Where to watch

Rent or buy: Amazon Video

Ali and Nino (2016) 06

Ali and Nino (2016)

TMDB ★ 6.0

A Muslim Azerbaijani prince and a Christian Georgian princess fall in love as the First World War breaks out.

Directed by Asif Kapadia · 1h 40m · Rated PG-13

Where to watch

Stream: Philo, AMC Plus Apple TV channel, AMC+ Amazon Channel, AMC+ Roku Premium Channel, AMC+, Sundance Now · Rent or buy: Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies, YouTube, Fandango At Home

Streaming availability data from JustWatch, via TMDB. Availability changes often, so check the service before you plan a movie night.

Vlad Zakh

Vlad Zakh

Founder, Movieix

Founder of Movieix. He started the site because most recommendation pages felt like noise. Here, lists are sorted by who's in the film, where it's from and what mood you're in tonight.