A Night in September

The film focuses on the challenges faced by a young coal miner striving to modernize extraction methods while dealing with opposition from older miners who resist change. The narrative reflects the sociopolitical climate of the Soviet Union during that era, highlighting the tensions between tradition and innovation in the mining industry.

With a runtime of 82 minutes, A Night in September features a cast that includes Aleksandr Antonov, Nikolay Kryuchkov, and Zoya Fyodorova. The film is a representation of Soviet propaganda and the push for efficiency in labor, making it an interesting piece for those exploring the historical context of cinema from that time period.

As a Mosfilm production, this title contributes to the legacy of Soviet cinema, showcasing its unique perspectives and storytelling methods. Collectors of film history or those interested in Soviet-era productions may find value in this film's portrayal of miners and their struggles.