Magnetic Films "Svema"

Ukrainian Television Film Studio, 1977.

The film "Svema — Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow" tells about the city of Shostka and the production association "Svema" (formerly — Shostka Film Factory).

On the video: factory, various buildings, the figurative logo of "Svema"; production workshops and storage conditions of products; various plans of the film production processes; museum, exhibits and design of past years, campaign materials; children during an excursion, fragments of filming; landscapes of Shostka, blitz polls of the company's employees; film production processes, explanation of the features of the work.

The film is dubbed in russian languages.

Reference: "Svema" is an enterprise in the city of Shostka, founded in 1931. It specialized in the production of light-sensitive materials: photographic film, film, magnetic tapes. During the Soviet period, the company supplied products for the civilian and military sectors, including aerospace and X-ray films. The most famous products are 35 mm film type 135, magnetic tapes and 70 mm film.