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Shock-Worker

1931·Movie
1h 0min
80
GreatGoodWatch score

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Two young workmen's teams are finishing a newly completed oil pipeline. A defect is discovered, which is blamed on one of the team members, Lado, and he is taken to the blacksmith shop. There is another socialist competition between the teams. A machine tool part suddenly goes missing from the first team, which will disrupt the entire work. The head of the second team is accused of stealing the part, but it soon turns out that he stole it from Lado in order to take revenge. At the general meeting, they demand Lado's dismissal, but the young worker's foreman intervenes and, at his request, Lado remains in the factory. The teams involved in the competition complete the plan ahead of schedule, their pictures are posted on the red board.
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80
GreatGoodWatch score

Yes. It's widely acclaimed, with a GoodWatch score of 80/100. The GoodWatch score combines critic and audience ratings.

How long is Shock-Worker?

1 h 0 min

Shock-Worker runs 1 h 0 min.

What language is Shock-Worker in?

Georgianxx

It was made in Georgian, with some xx. Produced in Russia.

What tropes does Shock-Worker use?

Creator In-JokePostmodernismAccidental Murder"The Reason You Suck" SpeechCreator Career Self-DeprecationEpic Tracking ShotFilm Within a FilmThey Plotted a Perfectly Good WasteButt-MonkeyThe OnerBetty and VeronicaAcquitted Too Lateand 43 more

TV Tropes lists 55 storytelling tropes for Shock-Worker, including Creator In-Joke, Postmodernism, Accidental Murder.