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Siberia on Screen Number 37

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Abstract
The issue tells about the problems of the Barnaul brick factory, leased to the builders of the MZhK (youth residential complex). New youth residential complex in Barnaul. Construction cranes are working, workers are laying out a brick wall. The Komsomol members of the Barnaul MZhK rented brick factory # 2 to provide the construction with bricks. But the dilapidated plant with crumbling buildings and broken windows, impassable factory road, with a dump of old equipment and garbage, with an antediluvian conveyor is not capable of producing even the planned volume of bricks. At a meeting of factory youth, workers say (sinhr.) That in the absence of major repairs and new equipment, labor at the plant is impossible. The First Secretary of the Barnaul City Committee of the Komsomol Boris Aleksandrovich Trofimov accuses (sinhr.) Of the unsatisfactory work of the brick factory Territorial Construction Association in the Altai Territory represented by its manager - Peter Timofeevich Kolobovnikov. Work at the plant failed due to a breach of contractual lease obligations by a construction trust. P.T. Kolobovnikov, in turn, considers the youth to be guilty: they are guilty of unreasonable enthusiasm when signing a lease (they saw the state of the plant).
Director
A.S. Kaminsky
Color
B&W
Film ID
38750
Keywords
landfills
, local authorities
, housing construction
, forms
, economic policy in the period of building the material and technical base of communism
, production of construction bricks and substitutes
, economic condition
, methods of organization of labor
, participation of workers in the management of production and its organization
Meterage
245,6
Number of Parts
1
Operators
N. Gosudarkin
Other Creators
text author A. Kaminsky, editor T. Paulan, sound engineer N. Gosudarkin, voice-over T. Paulan, editor R. Ivanova
Release Date
1989
Sound