17 April 1982 Drama, TV Movie 137 mins
Follows the director of a large plant, acutely aware of his personal responsibility to society for everything he is involved in.
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Igor Shevtsov Writer
Vladimir Shredel Director
Valentin Mikhaylov Writer
Aleksandr Chechulin Director of Photography
Aleksei Rudyakov Production Design
Albert Preslenev Music
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