A collection of film scripts by the famous Russian writer and screenwriter Yuri Nagibin, which became the basis of popular and beloved Soviet films by many. In “Director,” sailor Alexei Zvorykin is appointed head of an automobile plant. After studying in America with Ford, he finishes production of the first Soviet lorry and personally takes part in an international motor rally in the sands of Kara-Kum. The film script for “The Chairman” formed the basis for the popular film of the same name about post-war rural life and the revival of the economy. “Woman’s Kingdom” is the story of a simple collective farmer who led the women of the village during the Great Patriotic War and went through the horror of the fascist occupation, which deprived her of her son, husband and home. And “This is how the legend began” tells about the childhood of Yuri Gagarin, that important time that shaped his character.