01 July 1963 Drama, Crime 80 mins
Having started his working life at one of the large factories, the protagonist finds himself under the influence of criminals. Realizing this in time and receiving support from his colleagues, Alexei breaks ties with the gang and engages in a fierce and uncompromising struggle against them.
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Aleksei Kapler Screenplay
Yakov Sklyansky Director of Photography
Boris Burmistrov Production Design
Iosif Gindin Assistant Director
Konstantin Lashkov Sound Director
Andrei Petrov Original Music Composer
Raya Kravchenko Makeup & Hair
Boris Solovyov Makeup & Hair
V. Kropachyov Costume Design
Yuriy Borovkov VFX Supervisor
Vladimir Ponomaryov Camera Operator
Sergey Mikaelyan Director
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