On November 5 at the Nizami Cinema Center presentation of the film “270 Moments of Shusha” was held with the financial support of the Public Union for the Development of Society and Media and the Agency for State Support to Non-Governmental Organizations within the "Let's know and glorify Shusha” project.

Representatives of the Presidential Administration, State Support Agency for Non-Governmental Organizations, NGOs, Media Development Agency, TV channel and site managers, MPs, journalists, well-known artists, public representatives took part in the presentation ceremony.

Lala Azertash, chair of the "Development of Society and Media" Public Union, project leader, well-known presenter, spoke at the ceremony and gave information about the work done. She said that a website called https://loveshusha.com was created in Azerbaijani, Russian and English languages within the project. The website contains information about the works carried out within the framework of the project, the history of Shusha, the projects implemented in the city shortly after the Patriotic War, as well as photos and articles about the city.

Then Vusal Guliyev, Sector Head of the Department of Work and Communication with Non-Governmental Organizations of the Presidential Administration, Aygun Aliyeva, Executive Director of the State Support Agency for Non-Governmental Organizations, and the Director General of Khazar Media Center delivered speech at the event.

At the event, the journal "Shusha 270" published within the project was also presented. It was reported that the high-quality publication in the Azerbaijani, English, and Russian languages contains information about the belongings of the residents of Shusha, which they took out of the city despite all the dangers during the occupation.

At the presentation ceremony, information was also given about the feature-documentary film "270 moments of Shusha", which was filmed as part of the project. It was emphasized that the screenplay was created as a result of the efforts of a creative team of about 50 people. In the film, Natavan's childhood was portrayed by Kubra, the daughter of Anar Heydarov, a martyr of the Patriotic War.

Note that the heroine of the film is a 35-36-year-old woman named Natavan. Originally from Shusha, Natavan is a photographer and lives in France. 5-year-old Natavan, whose fate changed in 1992 due to the occupation of Shusha, was forcibly displaced in her homeland for a long time, and her family became martyrs. Natavan, who lost her mother when she was twenty years old, moved abroad.

The events in the film take place in the period after the Great Victory of Azerbaijan in the Patriotic War. Natavan came to visit her ancestral home. The hero's intention is to touch history, convey the real landscapes of Karabakh and the truths of Azerbaijan to the world through the photo exhibition "270 Moments of Shusha".

Moreover, the film recreates a real historical event, the chess game between the famous Azerbaijani poet Khurshidbanu Natavan and the famous French writer Alexandre Dumas, which ended with the victory of the khan's daughter.

The film will be released with English subtitles to a wider audience.

There were speeches after the presentation.

At the end of the ceremony, the feature-documentary film "270 moments of Shusha" filmed within the project was presented.