Cement

A Soviet film about construction workers.

Cast

Khairi Emir-Zade

as Gleb Chumalov

N. Bogdanova

as Dasha, Chumalov's wife

Aleksandr Dolinin

as Badyin

Mili Taut-Korso

as Polya Mekhova

Ivan Grankin

as Kleist, old engineer

Boris Zagorskiy

as Shrahmm, engineer

Teodor Brainin

as Gromada, metalworker

Aleksandr Chuverov

as Loshak, metalworker

Mikhail Smolenskiy

as Savchuk, cooper

Ivan Sizov

as Brynza, mechanic

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