The General Line

Amidst a vast population of poor and illiterate peasants in the Soviet Union, one woman decides she can no longer endure her old life. She utilizes the principles of the new Soviet state and industrial modernization to bring profound change to her village. Her efforts focus on collectivization and transforming traditional labor methods, showcasing the state's vision for a progressive future for its rural citizens. The film serves as propaganda to highlight these societal changes.