Bomb 2007
Bomb (2007), a sharp Azerbaijani comedy directed by Rashad Mehdiyev, dives into the absurdity of human nature when Arif, a man wrongly committed to a mental hospital, breaks free and returns to find his home stolen by his scheming neighbor Agharza.
Director: Rashad Mehdiyev
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bomb (2007) about?
Bomb follows Arif, a man wrongly sent to a mental hospital, who escapes and returns home only to find his house occupied by his opportunistic neighbor Agharza. Determined to reclaim his life, Arif's unconventional methods force the neighborhood to confront their own pettiness and deceit.
Who directed Bomb?
Bomb was directed by Rashad Mehdiyev, who brings a blend of comedic timing and social observation to this Azerbaijani satire.
Who stars in Bomb?
The film features Mukhtar Maniyev in the lead role, alongside Nasiba Eldarova, Rafael Isgenderov, Joshgun Rahimov, and Sabir Mammadov as the colorful cast navigating Arif's chaotic return.
Is Bomb (2007) worth watching?
While Bomb doesn't have an IMDb rating to lean on, its genre—a sharp Azerbaijani comedy—offers a unique mix of humor and social critique. If you enjoy films that balance laughs with a dash of outrageous satire, this 110-minute ride is worth a watch.
How long is Bomb?
Bomb has a runtime of 110 minutes.
About Bomb (2007) — A Comedy That Exposes Neighborhood Hypocrisy
Bomb (2007), a sharp Azerbaijani comedy directed by Rashad Mehdiyev, dives into the absurdity of human nature when Arif, a man wrongly committed to a mental hospital, breaks free and returns to find his home stolen by his scheming neighbor Agharza. What unfolds is a hilarious yet revealing battle of wits, exposing the hidden greed and hypocrisy lurking within his once-trusted community.
With a runtime of 110 minutes, this darkly comedic tale blends slapstick humor with biting social commentary, all wrapped in the chaotic energy of a neighborhood where appearances are deceiving. Mehdiyev's direction keeps the tone lighthearted but undercuts it with moments of sharp satire, making Bomb a film that's as thought-provoking as it is entertaining. The cast, led by Mukhtar Maniyev, delivers performances that balance broad physical comedy with nuanced character moments.