Divorce

The story follows the tensions at a collective farm as agricultural machinery arrives, prompting a clash between the loaders and the Komsomol members. Beso, a young Komsomol member, takes initiative to unload the machinery himself, leading to conflict with the experienced loader, Sergo. The personal struggles unfold as Kato, Sergo's daughter, defies her father's wishes by marrying Beso, only to find herself trapped in a domestic role that stifles her independence.

As the narrative progresses, the mechanization of work at the port brings about significant changes, lightening the loaders' labor. The film emphasizes the reconciliation between generations, as both Sergo and Beso come to terms with their differences. Kato's journey towards independence culminates in her taking a job at a public canteen, showcasing her growth and adaptability in a changing society.