You Will Gain In Battle (1975)
Set in the Soviet Union in the 70's. The plot is based on real industrial conflicts in the life of the country's largest metallurgical plant, where there are many acute problems. Modernization of Soviet metallurgical industry causes a clash between old style Communist bosses and the new generation of engineers and managers.
Director: Mark Orlov
Genre: Drama, TV Movie
Runtime: 320 min
Release Date: May 12, 1975
Cast
- Aleksandr Mikhaylov - Boris Rudayev
- Natalya Fateeva - Alla Grebenshchikova
- Valentina Malyavina - Dina Lagutina
- Nikolai Lebedev - Serafim Rudayev
- Zinaida Dekhtyaryova - Anastasia Rudayeva
- Gennadi Karnovich-Valua - Andrey Grebenshchikov
- Georgi Zhzhyonov - Valentin Zbandut
- Petr Shelokhonov - Nikolay Sergeyev
- Ivan Pereverzev - Ignat Troilin
- Leonid Nevedomsky - Podobed
Screenplay
- Vladimir Popov (Novel)
- Yelena Lenskaya
Music: Igor Yefremov
Cinematography: Timur Zelma
Production: Ekran
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
Keywords
metallurgy
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is You Will Gain In Battle about?
- Set in the Soviet Union in the 70's. The plot is based on real industrial conflicts in the life of the country's largest metallurgical plant, where there are many acute problems. Modernization of Soviet metallurgical industry causes a clash between old style Communist bosses and the new generation of engineers and managers.
- Who directed You Will Gain In Battle?
- You Will Gain In Battle was directed by Mark Orlov.
- Who stars in You Will Gain In Battle?
- You Will Gain In Battle stars Aleksandr Mikhaylov, Natalya Fateeva, Valentina Malyavina, Nikolai Lebedev, Zinaida Dekhtyaryova, Gennadi Karnovich-Valua.
- How long is You Will Gain In Battle?
- You Will Gain In Battle has a runtime of 5h 20m (320 minutes).
- What genre is You Will Gain In Battle?
- You Will Gain In Battle is a Drama, TV Movie film.
- Where was You Will Gain In Battle produced?
- You Will Gain In Battle was produced in Soviet Union.