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Commissioned by the USSR State Committee
on Radio and Television Broadcasting
Gorky Film Studio
Who would have ever imagined
that a 6th 'C'-grader of School 20, Kolya Gerasimov,
upon finding a time machine in the basement of an abandoned house,
would go into the future in it,
without asking anyone's permission.
But this did happen.
ln the late 21st century, Kolya meets a robot, Verter,
who, out of pity for the transgressor,
allows him to go to the spaceport.
At the spaceport, Kolya tries to sneak onboard a spaceship
to fly to Mars.
But he fails.
However, he witnesses
how the space pirates arriving on the Earth
in search of a unique device for reading thoughts, the Mielophone,
steal it from Alice Seleznyova.
Kolya hurries to help Alice.
And he manages to get hold of the Mielophone.
The pirates are chasing Kolya at his heels.
Where should he go?
Only to the lnstitute of Time,
where Kolya's true friend, the robot Verter, is waiting for him.
Verter manages to send Kolya back to our time,
but he himself dies in an unequal fight with the pirates.
And so, finding themselves in Moscow of our time
are Kolya, who has hidden the Mielophone,
two space pirates,
who would stop at nothing to get the Mielophone,
Alice, who is looking for the Mielophone and Kolya.
Unaccustomed to our street traffic, Alice gets in an accident.
She ends up in a hospital,
in the same ward with Yulia Gribkova,
who, by a lucky coincidence, studies in the same class with Kolya.
Yulia promises to help the girl from the future.
The space pirates don't know who got the Mielophone,
and, having tracked down Alice, they find their way to the hospital,
assuming the appearance of medical personnel.
But Yulia and Alice expose the pirates' plot.
However, to remain in the hospital any longer is dangerous for them.
At dawn, the girls make an escape.
ln the meantime, Kolya tells his cautious friend,
Fima Korolyov, about everything.
And the latter persuades Kolya to lie low.
Alice has a problem to solve:
which of the three Kolyas in 6th 'C' class has the Mielophone?
The same problem worries the pirates.
GUEST FROM THE FUTURE
Part Four
Alla Sergeyevna, can Alice sit with me?
l have no objections. ln any case, you can help her.
Come on.
l hope Borya, as a true gentleman, will give up his place to a lady.
He's a gentleman, and he will wait for the lady of his heart.
Mister Sadovsky, in your place l would have kept mum.
Hey, Gribkova!
Didn't you catch a cold in your pajamas?
Korolyov.
You're absolutely right, Alla Sergeyevna.
Then come to the blackboard and tell us about London.
- About London? - Yes, about London.
Quiet, girls.
Sulima, you opened the wrong page.
Well, London... London is...
Pass it to the new girl.
Quiet, guys.
London is a big...
Alice, l like you very much.
l'd like to be your friend. Do you want to? A.
Girls, be quiet.
Alla Sergeyevna, my dog got sick. l'm afraid it's rabies.
Last night we called an ambulance three times.
Quiet, guys!
Let's hear the story of Fima's dog's illness
in pure English.
Alla Sergeyevna, l don't know the English word for 'ambulance'.
My commiserations.
Very bad. Go and take your place.
Who would like to help him?
- May l? - Who will help Korolyov?
How is the dog doing? Still alive?
Sadovsky, maybe you?
You asked me yesterday.
- So what? - You want it honest?
Yes, honest.
l figured out
that a shell never hits the same crater twice,
so l'm absolutely safe today.
lt does, Sadovsky. Consider yourself killed.
Take the chess away.
All right, who else?
Ask Gribkova.
l'll return it after class.
Maybe you, Alice?
l understand you're not prepared. But don't be afraid.
l'm not afraid.
- Why are you sitting? - What?
Don't they stand up when answering at your school?
No, they don't.
Nevertheless, stand up.
l don't see anything unusual about it.
Did you study English at school?
My parents speak English and l heard them speak since l was a child.
Perhaps you know some other languages?
l'm not very good at languages, l know only eight.
Not bad at all! Eight!
Which languages?
French.
Spanish, but not so well.
l learned it when l was in Malaga.
What other languages?
Czech, Finnish, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese.
Excellent, Alice. You may sit down.
And we'll continue our lesson.
You should learn Russian at least.
Kolya Sulima, to the blackboard. Quiet!
Natasha, pass the note.
To Alice.
Always listen to me.
Who else could have made it so clear to you?
Who spotted Alice? l did.
Who predicted that she would sneak into our class? l did.
Frankly, l'm pleased with myself.
Nothing to be joyous about.
l'm notjustjoyous, l'm triumphing.
This is the great victory of a deduction method.
Now it's important not to lay down our arms.
We must think up a plan of action.
Look, maybe we'll just give her the Mielophone?
Don't be in a hurry. Let's reason like the old Holmes.
She's on a mission -
to get the Mielophone
and eliminate the man who knows too much.
Why eliminate? l've been there.
They're normal people, even decent people.
l'm not speaking of them.
Maybe they have nothing against you personally.
But it's their duty, to eliminate the witness. Can't you understand?
lf everyone begins flying there and back,
there will be no secrets left.
Those travelers learn all kinds of things.
Who died when, when an earthquake was.
You know what can happen then?
- The future will be changed. - Like what?
Like you'll run to a library and find out
that there will be a flood in the Crimea.
ln the Crimea?
Well, maybe not in the Crimea but, say, in Sahara.
And what would you have to do as a patriotic pioneer?
Save the people.
Good for you. And that's what is dangerous.
Suppose they didn't take you for a nut, and listened to you.
The earthquake took place and no one suffered.
That's fine.
lt's fine for you, but it's tragic for history.
Suppose someone met a beautiful girl in the ruins.
He fell in love with her. They got married.
They had a son, a genius.
And this genius of a son invented an engine
for the intergalactic systems.
But if there were no earthquake, they would have never met.
You should read science fiction.
But l didn't go to a library, and found out nothing.
And who can guarantee it?
l swear, in their place l would have done the same.
Elimimate you before you blabbed it out.
- Kill me? - Yes.
However sad it might be. But there's another choice.
Such as?
Send you to the future and keep you there.
What about my folks? My mother wouldn't be able to take it.
- Forget about your mother. - You're stupid, Fimka.
And you are a wretched victim of thoughtlessness.
Do your thing.
Watch out now.
That's them.
We're splitting from here.
Come on, act.
- Enough of smearing the blackboard. - Then we'll go there.
Borya, get out of the class.
l'm helping you.
Some helper. And take those two along.
Sulima, come here.
- Me? - Who else?
What do you want?
Listen, l have to let you in on a secret.
A secret? Why?
Only you can help.
Me? Help whom?
Alice. You know what happened?
No.
Alice got in an accident and lost her memory.
- Really? - Yes.
She doesn't remember where she is from and where her parents are.
Nothing. You understand how awful it is?
Yes, l understand.
The only person she recognized is you.
You recognized me?
Yes, l've seen you somewhere.
No, l would've remembered you.
Maybe not here, maybe somewhere else.
lf you recall where it was, she'll be saved.
What place was it?
l've never been to Malaga.
ln the kindergarten? Neither.
- lt couldn't be on Mars, could it? - Have you been on Mars?
Forjokes, go to Sadovsky. lt's not my specialty.
Come on, get out of here!
Some scribblers!
What are you doing, Kolya?
The physics, l haven't done it...
Gerasimov.
- What? - Why are you scared?
You startled me.
l wanted to get you acquainted with Alice.
- Or you already know each other? - Alla introduced her.
And l think l've seen you somewhere before.
Where?
Look, Alice wants to read a certain book, but l don't have it.
- What book? - You've got a lot of books.
Do you have ''The Time Machine'' by Wells?
What for?
You're so weird. To read it.
lt's so interesting - traveling in time.
l don't know, never traveled.
Korolyov took that book from me.
l would like to fly to the future.
l'd come out of the time machine and flip to the spaceport.
No way. l never flip to the spaceport.
- A flier is safer and simpler. - A flier?
Why are you butting in? People are talking, and you mess in.
One messes in the mud, and l'm keeping up a conversation,
because Gerasimov won't keep it up.
And what if you encounter space pirates on your way?
Answer, Gerasimov.
What do l have to do with it?
lf l encounter space pirates,
l'll take out my metal bluster and cut them down with a ray.
Right. And what kind of engine do you have on your ship?
Gerasimov!
A gravitational one.
Right.
Sadovsky, we're fed up with you.
l'm fed up with myself, too, but l can't get rid of myself.
Leave him alone! Maybe Gerasimov is writing a poem for me.
- A poem? - A poem.
Everyone has the right to fall in love,
but not everyone can write poems.
Have you fallen in love? With whom?
Not with you.
Go. Why are you standing here?
- What did they want from you? - How do l know?
Perhaps they have guessed something?
Perhaps. See them talking?
- lt's him. - Right, it's Gerasimov.
- No, it's Sadovsky. - Why?
He knows the things about the future that don't yet exist.
What things?
Flier, bluster, gravitational engine.
Alice, you're so naive. You haven't read our science fiction.
ln our science fiction, everyone goes with a bluster and flies a flier
Why?
l think these words were invented by sci-fi writers.
And when these things did appear, they were called by their names.
For example, l read in a fantasy novel
that Capek invented the word 'robot'.
And now we have millions of robots.
Then l don't understand anything.
Did l come in time? Or they would have harassed you.
Alice is all right, but Gribkova acted as a real investigator.
l couldn't recognize her, she just repeated: ''Answer, Gerasimov!''.
You couldn't recognize her? What if it wasn't Gribkova?
How come?
lt's no problem for the pirates to get transformed into Gribkova.
You think she's just a child, but she will take out her bluster
and make a hole in you.
Where are you?
Be quiet. Sit down.
Don't look at me, as though l'm not here and you're alone.
Got you.
Where are they?
Not they, but he. Over there. See?
That fat man coming.
lt's 1 :30.
Excuse me.
- Did you see him? - No, never seen him before.
That's Joker Y,
one of the most dangerous pirates in our galaxy.
You're not mistaken?
l won't forget him for the rest of my life.
There must be another here, a little, thin one with a mustache.
Always walks with an umbrella.
l can't see him around here.
Yes, Kolya, you got in a big trouble.
All right, crawl through the bushes.
l'll walk down the road, diverting their attention to myself.
- You ready? - Ready.
No progress at all.
l couldn't have ever imagined l would get in such an awful situation.
Just imagine that you're having a tour over the 20th century.
Perhaps some day you'll be telling your class about us.
You know, l don't want you to find Kolya as long as possible.
What are you saying!
You're just a find for our class. Are they all like you in your future?
We got all kinds.
And you're forgetting that we are you.
- l might be your granddaughter. - That would be swell!
You know, Yulia, l haven't moved a step closer to the answer.
All three of them behave as though nothing has happened.
- What if that Kolya cheated the goat? - And he's not Kolya at all?
And he's not from School 20.
One, two, three, four!
One, two, three, four!
One, two, three, four!
One-two, one-two!
The exercise is over. Standing position.
About turn!
Right foot on the curb, left one a step back.
One - stand up on your toes, bring your right knee up to your chest.
Two - standing position.
So, start the workout!
One-two, one-two!
One, two! Continue on your own.
Who is Seleznyova here? - l am.
- Are you Seleznyova? - Yes.
Sulima said that you'd stand in for Gribkova.
Frankly speaking, you don't impress me.
One-two, one-two!
Never mind, cheer up. What's most important?
- Participation, not winning. - Right.
- An Olympic principle. - Work out, Korolyov.
Haven't you forgotten it yet there?
- Where? - Over there.
Where over there?
Fima, you can go. The warm-up is over.
Girls - long jump. Boys follow me.
Come on.
Run! l said, run!
Move it. Low start.
On your marks!
Attention!
Run!
Korolyov, keep up!
Good work! Good work!
Shoo! Shoo!
Get away!
Get away from here, l said! Shoo!
Shoo! Get away!
- Drive it away. - Hold it.
Just you wait...
Why do you keep pestering her?
l want to expose her. Why has she intruded on us?
lt can't be by chance that she got in our class.
l think l'll just have to talk to her.
l beg you, wait for another two or three days.
Are you sure she is not a pirate?
Are you sure she is not preparing your kidnapping?
Mila Rutkevich!
Go!
Your run-up is not too good.
And don't keep your head back.
l feel so nervous that l got hungry.
lt's because of the head wind.
Albina Fetisova. Preparing is Grib...
l mean, Seleznyova.
Oh, girls, l'm going to die of fright.
Albina, go!
Fetisova, what's the matter with you? Pull yourself together.
Shucks, l forgot to jump.
l was only thinking of making a good run-up, and forgot to jump.
Seleznyova.
Go.
Six meters 20 centimeters.
Six-twenty!
She overstepped.
There was no overstepping!
Tell them there was no overstepping.
Quiet, girls.
Well, Seleznyova, l didn't expect it from you.
Way to go! You know, you and l, we'll go far!
lt's her!
Alice Seleznyova.
Do you know her?
Yes, we've been watching her for a long time.
Don't even think of trying to lure her from me.
- What? - You're smart, but l'm smarter.
Some pirates. One can see you're pirates.
We don't know you.
And l don't advise you to get to know me. Look for talents in your own area.
Calm down.
We'll find them.
Good day.
The physical culture teacher from School 20,
please come to me.
l repeat, the physical culture teacher from School 20,
please come to me.
Sit here and don't go anywhere. Gribkova, watch her.
Good for you.
Now we'll take her.
We'll do it quietly, in an alley.
lt's them.
How come we didn't notice them?
You're going to pay for this.
Placing pales all over, you hooligan.
Wait, girls!
Where're you going, girls?
Wait!
Let go! Don't you touch me!
Run, Alice! l'll delay them!
You traitor of the mankind!
For how much did you sell yourself to the space pirates?
Let go, l said!
Here, l caught them.
- Thanks. Let the kids go. - No, don't!
Eduard Aleksandrovich, what's your nickname?
- llya Muromets. - Let us go.
Shall l let them go or not?
Let them go, we'll sort it out ourselves.
lt's always like this: you help people, but they never appreciate it.
l thought they stole something.
l'm a coach at a children's sports school, Martha Skryl.
l told Martha everything.
lt's so gratifying when you discover a talent in the midst of pupils.
We're going to transfer you to our school.
Her parents will be against it.
We'll talk to the parents.
There're no difficulties for us. You can be sure they've already agreed.
- What's your record at high jump? - l don't do high jump.
We'll teach you to. Can you take one meter twenty?
Yes.
And higher? One meter fifty?
Can you go over this fence?
Oh, this truthfulness of yours!
No tricks, please!
No system of training. Never mind, we'll teach you.
lt's them, let's run!
There're hooligans there. Hold them!
Where're you going, girls?
We just began talking. Wait!
Gribkova! Seleznyova! Girls!
We're under siege now.
Are they going to watch us all the time?
- How shall we go to school? - l know how.
Today will be the decisive day. l feel it.
Hey, boy!
- You're speaking to me? - Yes. Come here.
l'm listening.
- ls this your school? - Yes.
- Are you from 6th 'C' class? - And what if l am?
Don't be rude.
You should reply to grownups politely: yes or no.
Suppose it's yes.
No supposing, just yes or no.
Yes.
Do you have a boy named Kolya in your class?
Do you want it honest or not?
Honest. Honesty elevates man.
lf you want it honest, l am Kolya.
No.
- Kolya is different. - You're so right.
People have been telling me lately that l've become different.
My mother says l've changed drastically.
My school teachers say that l'm rude to grownups.
And my grandma says: he's going through a difficult age.
Maybe l'm really not that Kolya?
No, not that.
Do you have a girl named Alice in your class?
Yes, we do.
See? Our Kolya's her friend.
You mean the foreign intelligence is interested in Alice?
Are you spying on her?
Just look, dear man, at those ill-bred children.
l've got one of my own like this.
All right, boy, you can go.
l'll remember you very well. l'll remember your mug alright.
When we meet again, don't forget to remind me that we've met.
Have we met? Where?
When you confess about everything, you'll be brought to me.
- Where? - To my office.
l'm not Kolya, l'm the chief police officer
investigating crimes against 6th-graders.
My name is Sherlock Holmes. And what's yours?
- You milksop. - lt was nice meeting you.
And don't forget to take off your mask. You've got fangs under it!
Did you get it? Fangs!
What a cheeky boy!
Hey, girl.
- Are you from 6th 'C' class? - Yes, from 6th 'C'.
l need your help as a friend.
l'm always ready to help.
Yesterday l helped a granny to carry her bag and fed a kitten.
How lucky l am.
Will you help me too?
l'm in a hurry, our first lesson is English.
l have to go over my translation.
Of course, you're a all A's student, the best student in your class.
l won't keep you for long.
l'm worried about your classmate, Alice.
Seleznyova?
No, dear, not Seleznyova.
Seleznyova is not her real name. She's covering herself.
Don't be scared, nothing terrible has happened yet.
Yes.
- What? But it can happen? - lt can.
Tell me how and when Alice appeared in your class?
Three days ago.
She was in a hospital together with Gribkova.
Exactly, in a hospital.
Alice ran away from the hospital.
Help us.
You see, l am the head doctor
at a hospital for very dangerous children.
A hopelessly spoilt girl was admitted to our hospital, Alice...
What?
- Seleznyova. - Yes, Seleznyova.
A terrible hooligan, a very cunning one.
She used to bite and beat children and adults.
Then she stole a tiger's skin from a museum, wrapped it around herself
and robbed lone passersby at night.
- l don't believe it. - Take my word for it.
When they tried to catch her, she bit three policemen very badly.
She couldn't.
She could. They had to be inoculated against rabies.
Unbelievable!
You shouldn't condemn Alice.
The girl needs help. She's seriously ill.
Sorry, l forgot to introduce you two. This is Doctor lvanova.
She spent so many sleepless nights
by the bed of that awful Alice.
She was giving her medicines.
l gave her shots. And all for nothing.
The girl escaped from the hospital, breaking the door with her shoulder
and jumping down from the 5th floor.
- What? - Yes.
The patients in this state are very hardy.
The pavement gave way, but nothing happened to her.
During the illness, she develops a jumping ability.
Right, you should have seen how she did a long jump.
This is abnormal.
Now l understand. She knows English, too.
lt's also abnormal.
Tell me, can a normal girl, except you, of course,
know as much as Alice does?
l had always been the first in class, but l don't know that much.
Sure.
And what will happen to her when they catch her?
- She'll have to be isolated. - Yes.
Perhaps she would be better off among people, in a collective?
You're forgetting about the danger she's presenting for the others,
with her abnormal strength and dexterity.
Let's go and tell our principal about all this.
No we can't.
What if it's not that Alice?
We have no right to traumatize an innocent child.
First we must take a look at the class and get certain.
And you will help us.
Not only us, the whole mankind.
lf it's the whole mankind, then let's go.
Only hurry up, there will be the first ring soon.
You'll lead us through the back door and show where the 6th 'C' class is.
- We'll do the rest. - Right, come on.
Kolya, you got to go in a minute, and you're still messing with old junk.
You see, l have to take two nails to school.
What for?
The physics teacher told us to.
Kolya.
We need to talk.
Maybe tomorrow?
We'll go together anyway.
All right, let's talk.
You've become insufferable. Something's going on with you.
Maybe you've fallen in love? Tell me, l'm your best friend.
l didn't fell in love. l'm being late for school.
On the other hand, you may have some troubles at school.
l understand.
Dear comrade teacher.
The point is that l have a question of extreme importance for you.
l'm listening.
ln the 6th 'C' class entrusted to you,
my great-nephew studies, Kolya Veselchakov.
Veselchakov? We don't have such a boy.
Just a minute, my dear.
Dear comrade, we'll deal with it after classes.
All right, after classes, my dear teacher.
l'm running late.
You're being late, but Kolya...
Good morning.
Sit.
Let's begin the lesson.
Seleznyova.
Come here.
With your bag.
Please, dear comrade, everything's after classes.
Kolya Veselchakov.
He's my nephew, and l wanted him to...
Hello.
Alice, it's me! l've got the Mielophone!
l've hidden it! lt was l!
l gotcha, my little roe.
We're lucky, l have an official letter,
the school will let you go, l'll speak to your parents myself.
Excuse me, l'm in a hurry.
Don't even think of running away. You're fast, but l'm faster.
Aren't you tempted by fame, training sessions and records?
Stop! l'll catch up with you anyway.
You won't get away from glory, you'll hear the trumpets yet!
Alice, my girl.
Alice!
Answer me!
lf you open your mouth, l'll kill you.
The most important thing is not to meddle in anything, right?
l wanted to help. Maybe you need it?
No, we don't.
- Can l go? - Sit!
And don't think of calling the police.
No, not at all. l just wanted to help carry this boy.
lf anyone runs by and asks about us, what will you say?
l haven't seen anybody. All people are brothers.
Good boy. Sit here and read.
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
Eduard - Vyacheslav BARANOV
Martha Erastovna - Natalya VARLEY
Shura - Maria STERNlKOVA
Kolya's mother - Tatyana BOZHOK
Alla Sergeyevna - Yekaterina VASlLYEVA
lshutin - Andrei GRADOV
6th 'C'-graders:
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 Four
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