In one of the southern ports, state security authorities detained a spy with a plan for the object of sabotage — a floating dock, prepared for towing to a remote port. Major Lyudov, according to a number of signs, realizes that a whole group of enemies is operating in the city. With the help of Rakitina, the librarian of the floating dock, Lyudov and his assistant state security lieutenant Savelyev, they manage to unravel the tangle of espionage ties and prevent the crime.
Mikhail Vinyarsky
Director
Oleg Zhakov
Lyudov
Roza Balashova
Rakitina
Oleg Tumanov
michman Ageyev
Lev Frichinskiy
sailor Zhukov
Ekaterina Savinova
Shubina
Vladimir Balashov
Kobchikov
Viktor Kulakov
resident 'Semyon'
Aleksandr Starodub
Savelyev
Lidiya Matsiyevskaya
Rakitina's grandmother
Pavel Mikhailov
1st rank captain
Levon Chinidzhants
Kozlov-Kupriyanov
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