Spring on Zarechnaya Street (Russian: Весна на Заречной улице, romanized: Vesna na Zarechnoy ulitse, Ukrainian: Весна на Зарічній вулиці, romanized: Vesna na Zarichniy vulytsi) is a 1956 Soviet romantic drama film produced at the Odessa Film Studio and directed by Feliks Mironer and Marlen Khutsiev.

[4][5] The film takes place in the 1950s in a small working village, where the graduate of a pedagogical institute Tatyana Levchenko (Nina Ivanova) arrives.

Nikolay Krushenkov (Gennadi Yukhtin), an old friend of Tatyana and an engineer of a metallurgical plant, helps her rent a room and get acquainted with future students.

At school Tatyana Sergeyevna becomes a form teacher of the eighth grade, in which Alexander Savchenko (Nikolai Rybnikov), a smelter, udarnik, joker and the favorite of factory girls is enrolled.

Feeling hurt, Savchenko decides that the educated and intelligent Tatyana is contemptuous of him, a simple boy, a worker-steelmaker who has only completed seven grades, and that she considers him unworthy of her attention.

[17][8] At the end of 1956 the film became a box-office leader and gathered more than 30 million viewers, losing out only to the Italian melodrama A Husband for Anna by Giuseppe De Santis.