There's a Woman Lives in the World(1959)

There's a Woman Lives in the World is a Soviet drama centered on a workplace accident at a textile mill. When worker Zoya Semenova is critically injured in the spinning shop, suspicion falls on shop manager Galina Demidova. Investigator Sukhobokova, a principled woman dedicated to uncovering the truth, takes the case. As she interviews colleagues and Demidova's friends, Sukhobokova discovers a community divided in their beliefs about Galina's culpability. The investigation becomes a complex examination of responsibility, loyalty, and justice as the honest investigator navigates conflicting accounts and personal relationships to determine what truly happened on the factory floor.