Contact

Contact is a drama from 1930 that focuses on the industrial relations between older and younger generations of workers. The film presents the character of the old master Korzhov, who conceals his professional knowledge from the youth. This situation leads to conflict, particularly with young worker Pavel, who becomes critical of Korzhov's actions.

As the plot unfolds, the relationship between Korzhov and Pavel deteriorates, intensifying after Korzhov's daughter secretly marries Pavel. This personal conflict mirrors the larger themes of generational strife and the transfer of knowledge within a workplace setting. Collectors of classic cinema may find this film an interesting representation of early 20th-century social issues and workplace dynamics.