In One Single Life

The story centers on Zorenko, the director of a large metallurgical plant, who proposes a radical reorganization plan to the ministry. However, the implementation of this plan would halt production, leading to conflict with Gruzdev, a ministry employee concerned about overall targets. Zorenko faces pressure from higher authorities and initially signs an unacceptable project, but he later realizes its illegality and resumes his fight for meaningful change at the plant.

This film features notable performances from actors such as Nikolay Olyalin, Ernst Romanov, and Ada Rohovtseva. The narrative presents a critical look at the challenges faced in managing industrial operations and the struggle against bureaucratic pressures. In One Single Life provides a unique glimpse into the dynamics of work and ethics during its era, appealing to collectors interested in Soviet-era cinema and dramatic storytelling.