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Transbalt
The “Transbalt“ vessel is to deliver a cargo of salt to Far Eastern fishermen who have made increased commitments. The crew makes a counter-commitment to provide the fishermen with salt ahead of schedule. But on the way to Vladivostok, one of the ship's boilers explodes. A storm begins. Overcoming incredible difficulties, the crew completes the task.
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The “Transbalt“ vessel is to deliver a cargo of salt to Far Eastern fishermen who have made increased commitments. The crew makes a counter-commitment to provide the fishermen with salt ahead of schedule. But on the way to Vladivostok, one of the ship's boilers explodes. A storm begins. Overcoming incredible difficulties, the crew completes the task.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Vasiliy Kuts, Viktor Rakovskiy, Miron Bilinskiy
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:VUFKU
Cast
Miron Bilinskiy
Director
Borys Bezhin
Alyosha, stoker
Ivan Kapralov
Mishka, radio operator
Serhii Minin
Chief fisherman
Sofiia Smyrnova
Fisher's wife
Vladimir Uralskiy
Savchuk, fisher
Vladimir Voyshvillo
Boreyko, stoker
Leo Negri
Fisher
Robert Pak
Fisher
A. Degtyarev
Shurka, stoker
Viktor Rakovskiy
Stoker
Van-Sen
Aleut fisher
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