Transbalt (1930)
The “Transbalt“ vessel is to deliver a cargo of salt to Far Eastern fishermen who have made increased commitments. The crew makes a counter-commitment to provide the fishermen with salt ahead of schedule. But on the way to Vladivostok, one of the ship's boilers explodes. A storm begins. Overcoming incredible difficulties, the crew completes the task.
Director: Miron Bilinskiy
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Borys Bezhin as Alyosha, stoker |
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Ivan Kapralov as Mishka, radio operator |
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Serhii Minin as Chief fisherman |
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Sofiia Smyrnova as Fisher's wife |
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Vladimir Uralskiy as Savchuk, fisher |
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Vladimir Voyshvillo as Boreyko, stoker |
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Leo Negri as Fisher |
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Robert Pak as Fisher |
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A. Degtyarev as Shurka, stoker |
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Viktor Rakovskiy as Stoker |
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Van-Sen as Aleut fisher |
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Ivan Marks as |
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Sergey Khudyakov as |
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Ivan Levchenko as |
| Directing | Miron Bilinskiy | Director |
| Art | Vladimir Kaplunovskiy | Production Design |
| Sound | Ilia Vilensky | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Ivan Shekker | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Vasiliy Kuts | Writer |
| Writing | Viktor Rakovskiy | Writer |
| Writing | Miron Bilinskiy | Writer |
