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the USSR State Committee

on Radio and Television Broadcasting

Gorky Film Studio

On April 13, 1984,

the 6th 'C'-grader of School 20
Kolya Gerasimov

found a time machine
in an empty building

and, without asking anyone's
permission,

traveled to the future.

He finds himself
in the late 21st century,

where he meets a robot named Verter.

Verter permits Kolya
to go the spaceport

to watch the return of
an interstellar expedition.

At the spaceport
Kolya tries to get on

a spaceship
and visit Mars and Venus,

absolutely not thinking
about his mother

who is sure that her son
went to a shop to buy buttermilk.

Wandering about the premises of
the spaceport, Kolya sees...

two strange creatures

appearing out of a container
thatjust arrived from Saturn.

They attack
the spaceport employees

and assume their appearance.

These creatures
are the last space pirates,

who secretly flew to the Earth
to seize the Mielophone.

The Encyclopedia of lnventions,
8th edition, Moscow, 2082,

offers the following information
on the Mielophone.

Mielophone - a device developed
at Professor Seleznyov's laboratory

on the basis of
the hyper-selenin super crystal.

lt can register and decipher
the brain's biocurrents

at a range of 6 meters.

With the Mielophone, one can
read the thoughts of any creature,

provided the latter
has any thoughts at all.

The device can be used

exclusively for scientific purposes.

Finding out that the device is at
the Space Zoo with Alice Seleznyova,

who uses it
for scientific purposes,

the pirates hurry there.

Resorting to guile,
they take possession of the device.

They are confident that the one who
knows what the people around him think

can rule over them.

However, they fail to carry out
their insidious plot

because Kolya, aided by
his new friends,

Electron lvanovich
and the goat Napoleon,

intercepts the valuable device.

The pirates rush after him.

Where should he go?

To the lnstitute of Time, of course,

where Kolya's true friend,
Verter, is waiting for him.

Verter manages to send Kolya
back in the time machine,

but he himself dies in an unequal
fight with the space pirates.

Kolya gets back
the same day he left,

April 13, 1984.

But he comes not alone.

The pirates are following him.
They know how he looks,

but nothing more about him.

Running after the pirates is Alice, who
knows the Mielophone is with Kolya,

the 6th 'C'-grader
at School 20,

though she doesn't know
how Kolya looks.

Kolya knows that he's being followed.

But he doesn't know what to do.

GUEST FROM THE FUTURE

Part Three

Well, how are my patients doing?

How are you?
How is your tummy?

Good. l'm all right.

l got good news for you.
Tomorrow you'll be released.

Hurray for Alik Borisovich!

How are you, Alice?

Good.

Are you going to tell us
something new?

No.
When shall l be released?

What's the hurry?

l've got to do something.

Do what?

l don't remember. l know l got to do
something, but l forgot what.

l'll remember when you release me.

Funny. l don't know why,
but l remembered something.

Once my pal and l went
to the Don to fish.

- You ever been on the Don?
- No, l haven't.

Well, never mind.

We arrived at a village. lt was very
hot, but no watermelons yet.

We stayed at a Cossack's house.

He was a very colorful old man,
with a big forelock

and a blue peak-cap with a red band.

And the old man says:
''l'll take you to the Azov Sea.''

- You ever been to the Azov Sea?
- No, l haven't.

- And on the Black Sea?
- Yes, l've been on the Black Sea.

Went there for vacations?

No, l worked there.
Compiling a dolphin dictionary.

Dictionary?

Dolphins have different languages.

The Black Sea dolphins don't
understand the Atlantic ones.

lt's so interesting.

Well then...

Yes, so he says:
''l'll take you to the Azov Sea.''

We got in a boat.

And the weather was just beautiful.

Birds were singing in different
voices, and you feltjust...

Aleksandr Borisovich.

Aleksandr Borisovich.

Aleksandr Borisovich!

Excuse me.

We got in a boat...
This is so l don't forget.

l talked to the detective.

The photos sent to children's
homes got no result.

Nor any signals yet
from other cities.

The interviewing of the residents of
neighboring houses gave nothing, either.

Poor girl...

Now, now.

She is regaining her memory,
though slowly.

- She needs a push.
- Yes, she does.

What?

- l was saying...
- Thank you.

Poor girl... poor girl.

Well, where were we?

Yes, such a colorful old man.

And so he says:
''l'll take you to the Azov Sea.''

Aleksandr Borisovich,
you were already in a boat.

What boat?

Ah, yes, the boat.

l can see
you're already improving.

Oh, l forgot something.

l got to run.
l'll come to see you later.

My dissertation is waiting for me.

Look, why did you lie
to him about the dolphins?

l wasn't lying, it was
my vacation task.

- What grade are you in?
- 6th grade.

l'm in the 6th, too, but know nothing
about dolphins, for your information.

Well, l guess you don't know
about a lot of things yet.

l specialize
in biopsychology.

When l finish school,
l'll work with my father.

- Who is your father?
- A space biologist.

- So you remember it.
- No.

Look, Alice,
l don't believe a single word of yours.

You've invented everything,
and your amnesia, too.

No, l didn't, something
l remember, something l don't.

- l might help you. You want me to?
- Yes, l do.

You say
your father is a space biologist.

Yes.

- lt means he works not in Moscow.
- Why?

Because he must be either in Baikonur
or in the Star City.

No, now he is...

Well, you won't understand anyway.

Besides, you're putting on airs.

Girls.

Yulia, this is for you.

Alice, this one is yours.

You're the last patients left.
Mark your temperature yourselves.

Don't forget, l'll check it tomorrow.

What's up? Are you running late?

- Oh, girls, l'm in a big trouble.
- What trouble?

My nails are just awful
and l got no hairdo.

And a man invited me
to the movies for a 19:30 show.

l can't understand myself
what he sees in me.

- Alik Borisovich?
- How could you guess?

He rushed out to write his
dissertation.

So he's left already?
And l'm talking to you here.

What movie is it?

l don't know.
Does it really matter?

She's so strange.

l'd never go to an unknown movie.
What if l've seen it already?

l guess you've
never been in love.

- What about you?
- l forgot it.

Oh, it's so hard to deal with you.

Want an apple?

l'd love to eat my grandma's pie now.

- And l would love a brambulet.
- There's no such dish.

We have it.

- Who you?
- Never mind.

And what is this brambrulet made of?

Brambulet, not brambrulet.

l cook it myself.

You take
a regular mongoosin

and fry it
in peteyar oil for 5 minutes.

- Only in peteyar oil?
- Absolutely.

Why not in butter?

Butter won't work.

What is the peteyar oil made from?

From angeldin peteyars.

l see.
l just love angeldin peteyars.

And those regular mongoosins,
where do you find them?

ln lndia, of course. Where else?

You, my angeldin hippopotamus.

You, my peteyar.

My augustin.

Maria Pavlovna.

Kolya, you'd better not.
You'll get caught like a chick.

And what shall l do?

We should set up observation.

l got a suspicion that
they're lying in wait for us.

lf you're afraid, go home.
l'll manage without you.

l'm warning you as a friend for
the last time - there's an ambush here.

We must try anyway.

As the last resort, l'll put
the Mielophone in the cabin.

Whoever will go to the future,
will notice it.

And what if that will be the pirates?

Then l'll flip to the future for
a minute and wait for them there.

Follow me.

This way.

Wow!

- Why did they do that?
- What?

This hall, the columns.

How do l know?
Ask them.

l stood right here.
The door opened.

There was a brick wall behind it.
lt opened, too.

And there came a bright light
from there.

- This is not a brick wall.
- They've immured it.

But there was a brick wall here!

Maybe you got a wrong basement?

How could l get it wrong?
lt's the same stairway.

Let's get out of here, huh?

lt's late already.
Let's talk upstairs.

That's it. Come on.

Listen, Kolya.

l think they know everything,
so they took measures.

Didn't l warn you?

But why?

They've got enough trouble as it is.

Just about everyone pokes
his nose in where he's not wanted.

- Jump.
- lt's too high.

Jump anyway.

Go!

l think l broke my leg.

Be grateful
that you're still alive.

And what now?

So the pirates remained here, too.

And they are after you.
Too bad l couldn't see them well.

What do you need all this for?

You'd better go away, get recruited
for a construction site, hide there.

But they didn't find me.

How can they know?
l'm just an ordinary boy.

You know what? Let's go home
different ways.

lt'll be safer.

What do you have to fear?

l worry not about myself.

Occasional clouds, no precipitation,
Northwestern wind.

Night temperature +7-9 C.

Strange.

What?

The same evening like we have.

Don't talk in riddles.

So you study in 6th grade?

Yes.

- What school?
- School 20.

lt's impossible,
such a coincidence.

Alice, you always
talk in riddles.

l don't believe
you've lost memory.

You just don't want
to tell me anything.

l'll tell you everything, believe me,
only don't rush me.

Then don't interfere with my reading.

Do you have a Kolya in your class?

Three of them.
Which one do you want?

Three?

Yes. Sulima,
Sadovsky and Gerasimov.

Three Kolyas.

What do you need Kolya for?

You see, he took something from us,
a very valuable thing.

- He stole it?
- No, just took it.

l guess he wanted to help,
but then he got scared.

Where did he take it?
Where are you from?

l'm from Moscow.

Are you sure you're from Moscow?

Yes, only, you see,
l shall live,

l mean, l live a hundred years later.

l'm not born yet.

What?

l'm from the future.

You must be kidding!

l understand, it's hard to believe it.

l don't know if l would have
believed it in your place.

l'm doing my best.

How did this Kolya get there?

ln a time machine.

- So there is a time machine?
- Of course.

But this is science fiction.

- See? You, too...
- No, no, l believe you. Tell me more.

l live in Moscow, go to school.
Nothing special.

Have you been on the Moon?

Yes, on the Moon, and on Mars,
and in Deep space.

And you say it's nothing special.

Who is there?

l don't like all this.

Alice, we have good news for you.
Only don't get overexcited.

What happened?

Your dad has found you.

- My dad?
- Right.

Oh, it's so interesting!

Aren't you glad?

lt's natural,
it's a shock for the girl.

No one knows l'm here.

They all know, and they all worry
about you.

lnvite her father in here and
we'll prepare her for release.

At this time of night?

Why not in the morning, with
the consent of the head doctor?

This is my order.

l see.

She needs a push.
l understand.

Here's our dad.

How are you, girl...

...my girl.

Hi, daddy!

She remembers.
She remembers.

She remembers!

Aleksandr Borisovich, you're a genius!
She remembers!

Get ready her documents and things.

And things.
l'm going, going.

She remembers!

Hurry.

Tell me, where is the Mielophone?

- Good evening.
- Good evening.

All right, from the 16th to the 18th...

Yes?
No, this is a hospital.

How are my patients?

Hello.

lt's all right, lie down, my girl.

So, where were we?

We arrived on the Azov Sea
and stayed with a Cossack.

He was a colorful old man, with
a forelock and a cap with a cockade,

a blue cap with a red band.

And that old man says:
''l'll take you to the Azov Sea.''

Well, we got in a boat and sailed.

lt was awfully hot,
but no watermelons yet.

And the sea, l remember,
was so soft, so kind.

What was next?

Well then...
A very strange old man.

Yes...

And he wore a peak-cap...

...with a red band.

And a forelock...

Excuse me.
Here're the release documents.

What documents?
What release?

You ordered to prepare
the patient for release.

Her dad came to pick her up.

What patient?
What dad?

Alice.

Maria Pavlovna,
there was no dad.

What do you mean, no dad?
Yulia?

l think that...

There was no dad.

No, wait, Aleksandr Borisovich,
you yourself said.

lt is my order.
She needs a push.

Dad. She remembers.
You're a genius.

Get ready her documents and things.

Let's not traumatize the children.

Girls in pajamas, stop!

Girls in pajamas, stop!

Girls in pajamas, stop!

Girls in pajamas,
you're going to catch a cold.

Girls in pajamas,
you're going to catch a cold.

Gribkova!
You must be in hospital.

Ah, Korolyov.
They've released me.

What?
At this hour and in these clothes?

Yes.
The hospital was closed for repairs.

Meet my new friend.
We were in the same ward.

She is just passing through Moscow.

- Alice.
- You?

Have we met?

No. lt's just a rare name.
Alice in Wonderland.

A regular name.
You want us to freeze here?

l could give you my raincoat,

but my mother will ask:
''Where's your raincoat?''

Tell her you gave it to a sick
girlfriend.

What if she gets wrong ideas?

All right, take it,
but return it at the house entrance.

Alice, did you come from afar?

Very far.

She got in an accident,
and lost her memory.

An accident?
And you remember nothing?

- l will remember.
- Some medical services we got.

A person lost her memory,
and they release her.

- Where will you stay, Alice?
- At my place.

Fima, run home quick,
or your mom might get wrong ideas.

l'll take the first blow on myself.
You just stand and keep silent.

We're lucky, my mom and dad are
on vacation. Only grandma's at home.

And in some respects,
my grandma is more progressive.

Come on.

You got a swell idea.
l bet they were really surprised.

They thought
you'd resist.

And you say - daddy!
And hugged him.

Now it looks funny,
but l got really scared then.

lf l yelled ''space pirates!'',
who would have believed me?

l would have thought
you had a nervous breakdown.

l saw this pirate coming in,
who had nothing in common with my dad.

And he rushed to me.
So l surprised him.

And l was so happy that at last
Alice had found her dad.

You thought that
my dad looked so ugly?

Why are they after you?
You don't have the Mielophone.

Right, they don't want me.

They think that
l'll lead them to Kolya.

Are you mad at him?

No, not at all. He's a brave boy,
he tries to save the Mielophone.

- l imagine how hard it is for him.
- Why?

Think for yourself.
The pirates are after him.

He doesn't know what to do about
the Mielophone, doesn't know l'm here.

Yes...

Hi, Grandma. Everything's okay,
we've been released.

Come on.

Some news.

Has the hospital burned down?

No, we were in such a hurry

that decided not to wait
for our clothes to be returned.

We'll go and get them later.

- Hello, Alice.
- Hello.

- You still don't remember anything?
- Sorry, no.

Then go to the bathroom and change.
We don't want you to get pneumonia.

Grandma, l must
tell you a big secret.

Alice is in
terrible danger.

Certainly, she can die of a cold.
Go and take a bath.

Grandma, please,
do me a favor.

Call the hospital and tell them
that you picked us up this morning,

that everything is fine, we didn't die,
and no one kidnapped us.

They might think so?

lf only you knew
how much had happened!

l'll tell you about everything later,
all right?

ls this the hospital?

Mom, answer the phone.

- Why? What happened?
- l beg you.

Yes?

Can l speak to Kolya, please?

- Talk to your friend.
- Are you sure it's Fima?

Stop clowning.

Mom, ask this Fima

what's the nickname
of our physical culture teacher.

Ask him yourself.

All l need you getting me
mixed up in your stupid games.

Our own James Bond.

What's the nickname
of our physical teach?

llya Muromets.

- Ah, it's you, Korolyov.
- lt's me, honest.

There's new information
about ''m''.

- What ''m''?
- The stolen device.

Quiet.
Will you come?

All right.
l'll knock like this.

Got it?
Bye.

- She's here.
- Who?

Alice from the future.

You must have gone nuts from fear?

Wait.
l was walking Bulka today.

Gribkova and she
were running in pajamas.

l saw them to Gribkova's house,
even gave them my raincoat.

She's small,
short hair, with eyes like that!

And she looks not like our people here.
Exactly as you told me.

lt dawned on me right away - it's her.

What does Gribkova have to do with it?

That's their
devilish plan.

They have a legend - loss of memory.

Through the hospital,
they get to Gribkova,

and through Gribkova - to us.

Believe me, they calculated
every step on computers.

Perhaps it's just a coincidence?

There cannot be such a coincidence.

You lied to me when you said you
hadn't left any traces in the future.

Think again, with whom
did you talk about yourself?

With nobody.

- Maybe the goat blabbed it out.
- What goat?

That goat, Napoleon,
the genetic freak.

Were you confiding
in goats there?

l just told him l'm from
6th 'C' grade, that's all.

You found a fine friend in intellect.

From 6th 'C', and from School 20?

Yes, from School 20.
But l didn't tell him my name.

You've said enough
to sign a death sentence for yourself.

Alright, l got to go,
or l'll be late for school.

What do l do now?

You got two choices -
run away or take a chance.

What chance?

Are you sure you didn't
tell the goat your name?

l swear it.

Did she see your face?

l don't think so.

Then you got a chance.

You're not an only Kolya in our class.
There're Sadovsky and Sulima, too.

How can she know
that it was you?

Only self-possession and
nerves of iron can save you.

You think so?

Even if they're going to torture you,
hold your ground.

Wasn't there, didn't see, didn't take.
You got it?

Got it.

Or maybe you'd better go away?

l can't. You know
my situation with algebra.

And tomorrow we're having a test.

Then, hang on.

- Are you the registry?
- Yes.

l got a niece here,
l've brought her some fruit.

Looked all over for her and couldn't
find.

- Name?
- Seleznyova.

Section?

Well, yes.
Seleznyova.

What section?

- Well, yes.
- What's her illness?

Oh, she's very ill.
Bad in the head.

Then it's psychiatry.

Well, yes, such a nuisance,
a trolley knocked her on the head.

Then it's traumatism.

Shura, please register that Alice and
Yulia from Ward 8 have been released.

Her aunt here asked about her.

Where's she?
She was just here.

Shura.

Yes, Maria Pavlovna?

lf anyone asks
about Alice,

send them
either to me or...

No.

Straight to me.

All right, Maria Pavlovna.

Give me Alice's address. She forgot
her slippers, l'll take them to her.

She has no address.

You said yourself she is to be
reached through Yulia's grandmother.

Give me Yulia's address, then.

Come on.
l need to send her slippers

Shura, Shura.

l'm sick and tired of all of you.

Mind you, l don't believe
this crazy story

about traveling in time
and space pirates.

And l'll never believe it.

l've lived a long life
and l'm quite sure

that there can be no miracles.

Grandma, no one says
that it is some miracle.

Alice is quite an ordinary girl,
only she's from the future.

But if l believe it,

then tomorrow
l'll have to believe

in flying saucers,

telepathy, black magic?

l myself don't believe in black magic.

But what can l do if l really
flew from the future?

What to do
is quite another matter.

Now l'm going to tell you

what l'll do
and what l'll believe.

So, my granddaughter Yulia

has a friend, Alice.

She came from another city.

Alice took from her father
a valuable, or more exactly,

a unique device.

And that device was stolen
by two loafers and bandits.

Then that device got
into the hands of a boy.

Most probably, he studies
in the same class with Yulia.

And most probably, he would
like to return that device.

But he doesn't know to whom,
or maybe he's just afraid.

The sooner Alice finds
that device, the better.

That's how l see it.

Grandma, but that's
exactly what has happened.

Yes, but without miracles,

without travels into the future
and flying saucers.

lsn't my grandma just wonderful?

Yes, wonderful.
But what do we do?

lt's clear, call my
old friend Sinekhvostikov.

What Sinekhvostikov?

Kolya Sinekhvostikov,
Deputy Minister of Education.

As an exception,
for the sake of our long friendship,

and out of compassion for a girl
who forgot where she lives

but should not be deprived
of education for that,

he can arrange
that the girl Alice...

- What's your real last name?
- Seleznyova.

Alice Seleznyova
be temporarily enrolled

in 6th 'C' grade of Moscow's School 20,

because my granddaughter
Yulia studies in that class.

Grandma, you're a genius.

No, l just have some life experience.
Oh, yes.

Hello.

No.
Yes, of course.

Hello, Kolya dear.

There we go.
Three Kolyas.

First, Kolya Sulima.

He's better than the others.
He's keen on math,

plays chess
and visits the planetarium.

- The second Kolya?
- Second?

Second, Kolya Sadovsky.

He's light-minded, a below-average
student, a fantasizer.

One can expect anything from him.

- The third?
- Third, Kolya Gerasimov.

An athlete, in for fitness, slept in
a sleeping-bag on the balcony in winter,

then came down with bronchitis
for three weeks.

Chummy with Lena Dombazova
on account of volleyball.

But, you know, any one of them
could make a run into the future.

Grandma, if it's some stranger,
we don't live here.

What do you mean, stranger?

Who do you want?

My teacher sent me to Yulia
and Alice for help.

What help?

They'll help me
to prepare for the examination.

What examination?

The most important one.

ln botany.

- What grade are you in?
- l won't tell.

At your age,
you should still play with dolls.

Woman, where's Alice?
ls she here? Get her.

There's no Alice here.
But l can get my son.

He's an European
champion in judo.

- Never heard of such wrestling.
- That's you luck.

You old bag,
you'll be sorry yet.

No one has ever called me an old bag.

Why do you munch all the time?

Missing natural food.

What have we got on board?

Pills, drops,
and canned food at best.

Have you tried local buttermilk?

lf l could have my way, l would've
taken a whole box of it with me.

A box, a box...

You're such a commonplace substance.

l don't understand how you could
become a pirate.

You should have stayed put on a quiet
planet and bred flying cows.

l'd love to.

But you know
l love to torture,

torment, taunt.

l'd love to torture you.

Okay, never mind, l'm kidding.

What are we having at the moment?

Yes, so.

Target A disappeared from point H.

How come target disappeared?

Explaining:
Alice escaped from the hospital.

Why not say so in the first place?

You'll never be a military commander.

We stop observation of target H,
that is, the hospital,

and switch all our
forces to point F.

How come switch forces?

What were we doing today?

Tried to get into the flat

where Alice is probably hiding.

A genius.

Look.

Maybe we'll go
and storm that house?

l don't like hasty decisions.

Who will let you storm
a house in the city's center?

We must take minimal chances.
We'll keep a low profile.

Tomorrow we'll continue
observation of point F.

With special attention
to target S.

Can you speak in plain language?
F, S...

l finished no colleges, you know.

- You stupid.
- Sorry.

S means the school
Gribova goes to.

Why didn't you say so?

Watch out! Alla is coming.

Sulima, to the blackboard.

Guys, l want you to meet
Alice Seleznyova.

Alice will be studying
in our class for some time.

Sit down, girls.

Screenplay by

Kir BULYCHYOV
Pavel ARSENOV

Directed by
Pavel ARSENOV

Directors of Photography:

Sergei ONUFRlYEV
Sergei TKACHENKO

Production Designer
Olga KRAVCHENYA

Music by
Yevgeny KRYLATOV

English Subtitles by
T. Kameneva

Starring

Kolya Gerasimov -
Alyosha FOMKlN

Alice Seleznyova -
Natasha GUSEVA

Yulia Gribkova -
Maryana lONESYAN

Fima Korolyov -
llyusha NAUMOV

Space pirates:

Joker Y -
Vyacheslav NEVlNNY

Krys -
Mikhail KONONOV

Also starring

Alik Borisovich -
Georgy BURKOV

Maria Pavlovna -
Valentina TALYZlNA

Shura -
Maria STERNlKOVA

Yulia's grandmother -
Lyudmila ARlNlNA

Kolya's mother -
Tatyana BOZHOK

Alla Sergeyevna -
Yekaterina VASlLYEVA

6th 'C'-grade students:

Kolya Sulima -
Anton SUKHOVERKO

Kolya Sadovsky -
Semyon BUZGAN

Borya Messerer -
Alyosha MURAVYOV

Mila Rutkevich -
Katya AVERBAKH

Katya Mikhailova -
Lena KOLYASKlNA

Albina Fetisova -
Masha BAUKlNA

Lena Dombazova -
Natasha SHANAYEVA

End of Part Three