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The story of a young woman who, after her years at university in the city, returns to her hometown an engineer and begins work on a huge new power plant. She continues to supervise work on the plant throughout the war.
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The story of a young woman who, after her years at university in the city, returns to her hometown an engineer and begins work on a huge new power plant. She continues to supervise work on the plant throughout the war.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aleksandr Macheret, Valentin Kataev
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sverdlovsk Film Studio
Cast
Boris Barnet, Aleksandr Macheret
Director
Tatyana Yeremeyeva
Nina Ermakova
Natalia Kutasina
Dusya Nikiforova
Viktor Khokhryakov
Khomutov
Vladimir Dorofeyev
Kovrikov
Nikolai Badyev
Mosya
Aleksey Beryozkin
Kutaysov
Gavriil Belov
Vlasov
Dmitriy Dubov
Vasiliy Sokolov (uncredited)
Vladimir Volkov
Korney (uncredited)
Elena Volskaya
Ninka (uncredited)
Aleksandra Macheret
Komsomol member (uncredited)
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