From Winter to Winter
The director of a metallurgical plant receives a task from the ministry: in a short period of time (from winter to winter) to master the production of a new grade of steel necessary for the construction of a gas pipeline in the Far North. The plant team, under the guidance of a professional, successfully solves technological problems and completes the task.
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The director of a metallurgical plant receives a task from the ministry: in a short period of time (from winter to winter) to master the production of a new grade of steel necessary for the construction of a gas pipeline in the Far North. The plant team, under the guidance of a professional, successfully solves technological problems and completes the task.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Vladimir Belyaev
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Mosfilm
Cast
Oleg Nikitin
Director
Vsevolod Larionov
Косачев Сергей - директор метал. завода
Vsevolod Sanayev
Павел Михайлович, министр
Yevgeni Shutov
Пётр Воронков, сотрудник завода, однополчанин Косачева
Boris Borisov
Вячеслав Поспелов, инженер-сталеплавильщик
Boris Shcherbakov
Николай Шкуратов, рабочий
Valentina Grushina
Нина, жена Поспелова
Tatyana Krechetova
Алька
Lyubov Strizhenova
Клавдия Косачева, вторая жена Сергея Тарасовича
Aleksei Alekseyev
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