If War Comes Tomorrow (Russian: Если завтра война...) is a 1938[1][2] Soviet war drama and propaganda film directed by Lazar Antsi-Polovsky, Georgy Beryozko, Yefim Dzigan[3][4] and Nikolai Karmazinsky.
The film tells about the readiness of the Red Army to defend the Soviet Union in the event of an enemy attack.
From distant Uzbekistan, sunny Georgia, the Kuban and the Don, the Terek and the Urals, from the fields of Ukraine, and the factories of Donbass, trains carrying heroic defenders of the Motherland head to the frontlines.
Marshal of the Soviet Union, Comrade Voroshilov, arrives at the forward positions and delivers a speech that resonates in the hearts of every soldier.
Soviet air forces penetrate deep into enemy lines, deploying parachute troops.