A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
January 1, 1974
Original Title:
Премия
Alternate Titles:
Premiya
Genres:
Drama | TV Movie
Production Companies:
Lenfilm
Production Countries:
Soviet Union
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 85
A small construction team led by Potapov suddenly refuses to receive a bonus payment from their company for exceeding performance targets. The team accuses its construction company HQ with artificially reducing the targets, so they can be easily exceeded. It makes the management looks good, yet leads to frequent downtime reducing earnings for common construction workers even with fake bonuses. On a hastily organized meeting the management tries to subdue the "unruly" gang leader charging that he cannot know all details. It turned out that Potapov and his team prepared a detailed business analysis, which proved their point. Managers, who had different interests and positions, have to decide how to deal with the real problem leading to unexpected results.
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Assistant Director:
V. Tomakh
Costume Design:
T. Mileant
Director:
Sergei Mikaelyan
Director of Photography:
Vladimir Chumak
Editor:
Olga Amosova
Makeup Artist:
L. Ryzhova
Producer:
Oleg Gumberto
Production Design:
Mikhail Ivanov
Boris Burmistrov
Scenic Artist:
M. Gerasimov
Screenplay:
Aleksandr Gelman
Sound:
Konstantin Lashkov
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