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On the Eve of Departure
A test mechanic at a tractor plant resolutely opposes defectors and fulfilling the plan at any cost.
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A test mechanic at a tractor plant resolutely opposes defectors and fulfilling the plan at any cost.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Tikhon Nepomnyaschiy
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Runtime:144 minutes
Studio:Central Television USSR
Cast
Vladimir Zakharov
Director
Vitaliy Shapovalov
Константин Александрович Лесогор
Nelli Pshyonnaya
Катя (Екатерина Юрьевна)
Liudmila Lushina
Соня
Yuri Puzyryov
Трофим Романович Графов
Nikolay Makeyev
Максим Демьянович Медынский
Lev Lyubetsky
Мирон Минаевич Чигилейчик
Galiks Kolchitskiy
Савва Петрович Окладников
Yuri Medvedev
Захар Лузан
Gennady Donyagin
Мякишев
Vladimir Mashchenko
Иванов
Andrei Boltnev
Аркадий Тертычный
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