In an unnamed English-speaking capitalist land, a young engineer invents inexhaustible giant robots to replace the fragile human workers on high-volume assembly-lines, and soon finds his invention co-opted by the military-industrial complex.
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Sergei Vecheslov
Jim Ripl
Vladimir Gardin
Jack Ripl, his brother
Maria Volgina
Claire Ripl, his sister
Anna Chekulaeva
Mary Ripl, Jack's wife
Vasiliy Orlov
Charlie, worker
Sergei Martinson
Dizer, artist in the music hall
Serhii Minin
Tom, worker
Pavel Poltoratskiy
Percy Grimm, minister
Vergiliy Renin
Hamilton Grimm
Nikolay Ablov
Rotterden, banker
Alexandra Khokhlova
Young lady with dolls
Daniil Vvedenskiy
(uncredited)
Nikolai Yarochkin
(uncredited)
Mikhail Doronin
Master (uncredited)
Vladimir Shnejderov
(uncredited)
Aleksandr Andriyevsky
Director, Editor
Georgiy Grebner
Screenplay
Vladimir Vladko
Novel
Maria Torgantseva
Executive Producer
Mark Magidson
Director of Photography
Sergei Vasilenko
Original Music Composer
Mikhail Doller
Editor
Vladimir Kaplunovskiy
Production Design
Vladimir Egorov
Production Design
Felix Boguslavsky
Production Design
