The movie consists of two novellas. "The Affair". Russian sailor Nikolai and former bullfighter Spaniard Jose-Maria are hired on a ship, doomed in advance: the owner of the ship intends to sink it during the voyage to get a large insurance. "Scorpion and cotton candy." Friends are employed as sailors on the ship "Jupiter". The revolutionary committee assigns them to deliver an underground newspaper to Odesa. Scorpion himself, who can detect any contraband, takes part in the customs inspection at the Odesa port.
Aleksandr Svetlov, Aleksey Sakharov
Director
Nikolay Dostal
Jose-Maria Damec
Viktor Zadubrovsky
Nikolay Chumachenko
Vladimir Balashov
Leontiy Andreich
Anatoly Alekseev
Supervisor
Vladimir Balon
Vladimir Yakovlevich
Arseniy Barskiy
Inspector
Eduard Bredun
Zuyev
Lev Durov
«Scorpion»
Viktor Filippov
Chief of Police
German Kachin
Petya Kondratov
Pyotr Kononykhin
Drunk Helmsman
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