Comedy · Soviet Union · 1934 · 1h 27m

Spring Days

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Director
Ruben SimonovTatyana Lukashevich
Cast
Ruben Simonov as Staroseltsev Emmanuil Tobiash as Tyrok V. Gamburtsev as Heise Galina Sergeyeva as Lolya Sergeyeva Vladimir Uralskiy as Director
Crew
Valentin Pavlov — Director of Photography Nikolay Sizov — Original Music Composer Ivan Popov — Writer Ruben Simonov — Writer Vladimir Ballyuzek — Production Design
Synopsis

Lelya Sergeyeva, a Komsomol girl, comes to Moscow to speed up the production of ball bearings needed by the MTS where she works. The heroine is involved in the social, sports and personal life of the members of the youth brigade and after the fulfillment of her order leaves the factory, which greatly upsets the foreman Staroseltsev, who at first clashed with Lelya. Considered lost.

Key Collaborators
Ruben Simonov Director Tatyana Lukashevich Director Valentin Pavlov Director of Photography Nikolay Sizov Original Music Composer Ivan Popov Writer Ruben Simonov Writer Vladimir Ballyuzek Production Design
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