Last Pass (Posledniy pereval) (translated)

Last Pass (Azerbaijani: Axırıncı aşırım; the Turkish title is Son Geçit) is a 1971 Soviet feature directed by Kamil Rüstəmbəyov. Made at the Azerbaijanfilm studio, it is described as a co-production of the Azerbaijan SSR and the Russian SFSR. The film is adapted from Farman Karimzade's novel Snowy Pass, and Karimzade also wrote the screenplay.

The story takes place in a mountain village in Azerbaijan during the first years of Soviet power. The events are set in a village called Karabaglar. The film portrays the tensions and conflicts that came with the new order taking hold in a rural community. The cast is led by Hasan Mammadov and Adil Isgandarov, joined by Melik Dadashev, Hasanağa Turabov and Hamlet Xanızadə. Shamsi Badalbeyli, Shahmar Alakbarov, Tamilla Rüstəmova, Abdül Mahmudov and Sadıq Hüseynov also have roles.

The film won recognition at the 5th All-Union Film Festival in Tbilisi in 1972. Adil Isgandarov received a second prize in the category for best male character, while Hasan Mammadov was awarded for best male role. A still from the film illustrates the Azerbaijan Soviet Encyclopedia article on Isgandarov.