Don't Delay Traffic (1930)
Tram conductor Nadya Savitskaya went to study for tram driver courses. Her boss believes that women are not capable of such work and will only delay traffic. However, on her very first flight, Nadya Savitskaya prevents an accident and saves lives. The film was shot as part of a program to encourage women to study male professions, because in Soviet Union the rights of women and men were equalized: now they could do the same work and receive the same salary for it.
Director: Pavel Kolomoytsev
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O. Petrishina as Nadya Savitskaya |
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Nikolai Palnikov as Logvin, train driver |
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Vyacheslav Gomolyaka as Tram trust manager |
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Semyon Grabin as Shurka, repairman |
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Borys Zahorskyi as Maziev, tram station inspection |
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Viktor Rakovskiy as Drunkard-trout |
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Ivan Marks as Nadya's father |
| Directing | Pavel Kolomoytsev | Director |
| Writing | Yuri Mokreyev | Writer |
| Writing | Lyubov Pertsova | Writer |
| Camera | Ivan Shekker | Director of Photography |
| Art | Vladimir Kaplunovskiy | Art Direction |
