Wrong Connection

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Wrong Connection (Russian: Обратная связь) is a 1977 Soviet industrial drama film directed by Viktor Tregubovich. The film tells about the problems of construction: premature commissioning, mismanagement, poor control, theft and deception. The film is set in Novogurinsk, where a large petrochemical complex is under construction. Newly appointed city party committee secretary Leonid Sakulin arrives to take charge. He is soon approached by Vyaznikova, the former head of the plant's planning and economic department, who has been demoted to senior economist. Vyaznikova persistently tries to inform him about the dire situation at the construction site. After reviewing the financial and logistical calculations she provides, Sakulin realizes that the premature commissioning of one section of the plant will severely delay the completion of the entire complex, leading to significant losses for the state. Determined to prevent this, Sakulin opposes the early launch, despite encountering resistance from both the construction management and city officials. Sakulin escalates the matter to higher authorities, ensuring that the problems at the construction site gain attention at the national level. However, despite support from the regional party committee and the Central Committee, the decision ultimately goes against him.