North Caucasus Number 34

The Severny Kavkaz movie # 34 includes the following plots: Plot 1 tells about the Svetly Put kolkhoz in Kabardino-Balkaria. Kabardino-Balkaria, 1989. Harvesting on the "Light Path" collective farm. A woman empties a bucket of potatoes into the back of a truck. Sorting machine type. A herd of cows on the territory of the collective farm. The type of work of the sausage shop: carcass cutting, sausage on the conveyor, a worker examines the finished product. The second plot tells about an exhibition of low quality consumer goods in the city of Makhachkala. The city of Makhachkala, 1989. View of the hall at the exhibition of consumer goods. Visitors to the exhibition inspect the products. A poster that reads "Low quality goods." Commodity expert Evgenia Semyonovna Bugrova at the exhibition of consumer goods speaks about the sale of low-quality goods of the Novinka cooperative, the Krasnaya Zvezda factory (sync.), Demonstrates a dress of an unsightly cut with non-observance of the color scheme. Grozny. The city of Grozny, 1989. Type of books in the book market: E. Zola "Ladies' Happiness", T. Dreiser "Sister Carrie", A. Dumas "Queen Margot". Buyers leaf through books. The head of the youth club "Bookstore" Yuri Volkov talks about the goals and objectives of the club: commission trade in books at negotiated prices, book exchange, providing the population with the necessary literature; talks about the need to introduce book culture to the rural population (behind the scenes). The 4th plot tells about folk methods of treatment in the city of Grozny. The city of Grozny, 1989. An elderly woman at home sets the pelvic bones to a small child; puts his hands to his legs and stomach. Visitors wait in line in the courtyard of the house. A neuropsychiatric doctor at one of the city's polyclinics, Igor Alekseevich Terentiev, who uses alternative medicine in his practice, examines the boy's legs and back; talks about the complexity of the work, about the individuality of each patient (behind the scenes). The 5th plot is dedicated to the tram driver from Grozny, Lydia Aleksandrovna Khromchenko. The city of Grozny, 1989. View of a passing tram along one of the city streets. Tram driver Lidiya Aleksandrovna Khromchenko speaks at her workplace about her love for her profession, about a busy working day, about fleeting desires to change jobs (behind the scenes).

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studio director V. Akoev, editor V. Chardzhieva