Top Cast
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Heiri Emirzade
Gleb Chumalov
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N. Bogdanova
Dasha, Chumalov's wife
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Aleksandr Dolinin
Badyin
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Mili Taut-Korso
Polya Mekhova
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Ivan Grankin
Kleist, old engineer
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Borys Zahorskyi
Shrahmm, engineer
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Teodor Brainin
Gromada, metalworker
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Aleksandr Chuverov
Loshak, metalworker
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Mikhail Smolenskiy
Savchuk, cooper
Overview
A Soviet film about construction workers.
Rating
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