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A Man Without A Case
At the school where worker Nikolai Zhikharev studied, students were given a lot of theoretical information, but how to work with machinery was not explained. Therefore, on one of the first working days at the plant Zhikharev made a serious mistake - he let steam out of the boiler. He was transferred to the clerk's office, but even there difficulties awaited the hero. However, Zhikharev did not give up. He decided to change the educational process in schools so that trained and prepared workers would come to the factories.
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At the school where worker Nikolai Zhikharev studied, students were given a lot of theoretical information, but how to work with machinery was not explained. Therefore, on one of the first working days at the plant Zhikharev made a serious mistake - he let steam out of the boiler. He was transferred to the clerk's office, but even there difficulties awaited the hero. However, Zhikharev did not give up. He decided to change the educational process in schools so that trained and prepared workers would come to the factories.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Serafima Roshal, Vera Stroyeva
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Odessa Film Studio
Cast
Vera Stroyeva
Director
Boris Ferdinandov
Igor Mikhaylovich Lebed, school principal
Mikhail Viktorov
Nikolay Zhikharev
Mykola Nademskyi
Zhikharev, Nikolay's father and director of the factory
Valentina Mironova
Volodymyr Lisovskyi
Semyon Petrovich, teacher
Sofiia Smyrnova
Geography teacher
Vladimir Voyshvillo
Communist, factory worker
Mikhail Gayvoronsky
Vyacheslav Gomolyaka
Engineer
Aleksandra Popova
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