Switching to Daylight Saving Time
Feb 02, 1987 · 1h 3m
Director
Yuriy IoffeOverview
The story takes place in an institution called the "Experimental Base for New Management Techniques." Rumors of an impending staff reduction have stirred up the entire organization. Some are trying to use the situation to advance their careers, while others are still carrying out their duties without questioning the purpose of their "work." However, one employee, Savkin, openly challenges the routine and complacency, suggesting that the base should be dismantled and that everyone should find a job where they can truly contribute.
Cast of Switching to Daylight Saving Time
Sergei NasibovAnatoliy
Natalya GundarevaValeriya
Aleksandr FatyushinVyacheslav
Tatyana AugskapNatasha
Igor IsaevAvsenyev
Karp Mukasyandirector
Olga ProkofevaNikonova
Irina DomninskayaVarvara- Zinaida LiberchukShura
Valentin PechnikovPetrovich
Vladimir NikolenkoKopylov
Adolf IlyinSergey Nikolaevich- Radij Afanasyevemployee
Crew of Switching to Daylight Saving Time
About Switching to Daylight Saving Time
What is Switching to Daylight Saving Time about?
The story takes place in an institution called the "Experimental Base for New Management Techniques." Rumors of an impending staff reduction have stirred up the entire organization. Some are trying to use the situation to advance their careers, while others are still carrying out their duties without questioning the purpose of their "work." However, one employee, Savkin, openly challenges the…
When was Switching to Daylight Saving Time released?
Switching to Daylight Saving Time was released on February 2, 1987.
How long is Switching to Daylight Saving Time?
Switching to Daylight Saving Time runs 1 hour 3 minutes (63 minutes).
Who directed Switching to Daylight Saving Time?
Switching to Daylight Saving Time was directed by Yuriy Ioffe.
Who is in the cast of Switching to Daylight Saving Time?
The cast of Switching to Daylight Saving Time includes Sergei Nasibov (Anatoliy), Natalya Gundareva (Valeriya), Aleksandr Fatyushin (Vyacheslav), Tatyana Augskap (Natasha) and Igor Isaev (Avsenyev).