The events surrounding a factory in a small town are gone through in documentary style.
Social & External
The people behind it
Urpo Poikolainen
metallimies Henriksson
Aarne Hakulinen
insinööri, varatoimitusjohtaja Tauno Pylvänäinen
Pentti Viljakainen
pääluottamusmies Ensio Vuori
Artturi Haikonen
metallimies Oskari Niemi
Erkki Helo
vuorineuvos Gustaf Ingman
Raimo Ahrenberg
insinööri Raimo Alakurtti
Esko Valonen
insinööri, johtaja Nordberg
Arvo Hursti
vanha metallimies
Pauli Virtanen
toimitsija Kuitunen
Eino Ali-Kovero
metallimies
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