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In 150 years of using nuclear energy

humanity has accumulated
more than three billion tons of wastes

in temporary storage facilities.

Due to the increasing number
of earthquakes,

radiation destroys life on our planet.

But it can be fixed now.

On our cargo ship OBRIY

you have to transport nuclear waste
from Earth to Jupiter's moon, Callisto.

The round-trip takes four years:

two years there and two years back.

But don't worry,

you're going to enjoy this trip

through our charming galaxy!

At the pilot's disposal there are:
a lounge, gym,

kitchen, bedroom,

and, of course, complete solitude!

And so that you are not bored,

you will be entertained
by the robot Maxim,

which is set up to cheer you up.

Max, the floor is yours!

Hello partner.

What would happen if you pee in a vacuum?

There will be pee in a vacuum.

By the way, you can always adjust
the level of humor to suit your needs.

Have a nice flight!

And remember: you make our lives better.

KOSMOVTORRESURS,
dirty work for a clean planet!

And there is another joke.

Two robots are sitting in a bar.

And the first one orders a shot of oil.

And get this...

Hey Melnyk.

Are you bored?

We have some news to cheer you up.

So, Vadym Mishchun
from Kosmonadzor calls me and says,

"Get this, we detected
a flying object near Uranus."

And I go, "No way!"

And he goes,
"For real. A long one, metallic.

Just like your waste container."

Fuck.

Melnyk, what the fuck,

are you special or something?

Have your brains
completely melted in space?

You understand that
this is a criminal case?

If I find out that it was you,

who pushed the container
in the wrong direction last time...

Say goodbye to your job.

I mean, that's some audacity

to say nothing to anyone
about your mishap,

and get on a new flight.

You could've called,

"So and so, Palych,

this motherfucking thing,
well, I screwed up."

But you didn't say a word.

Anyways, while you're flying back home,

look for a new job--

Andrukha, have you turned on
reverse engines?

We have to move closer to Callisto
according to the protocol.

Really?

It's ok, they won't fire me
for the second time.

But I don't really want to get
an extra dose of radiation.

You might miss
and then we'll pollute the outer space.

All right, keep your mouth shut,

cause I'm really gonna send
these containers somewhere

in the ass-end of nowhere.

Okay.

Do you want me to tell you a joke then?

I want you to shut up and let me focus.

Well...

The trajectory is ready.

I'm starting undocking.

WARNING: UNDOCKING MALFUNCTION.

Fuck, this old ship
is for anything but a space flight.

Headquarters, OBRIY speaking.

Automatic undocking
doesn't work in the third container.

I request permission to go into space.

And...

And for some reason,
our video connection has died,

so I'll proceed on the radio.

Lying through his teeth.

It really is broken.

Let's drop the details.

See, Andrukha. Fate does not like liars.

Oh, God... Remind me to throw
this motherfucking chair out of here.

And who exactly is
"The mother of fucking?"

A very wise woman who needs a chair.

That's it.
Tell me when they respond from Earth.

- Want to hear a joke?
- Nah.

Maxim!

What happened?

Yes, Andrukha.
I'm just checking the data I received...

Oh...

Oh? What does that mean?

Well, I don't know
how to deliver bad news,

as I was created to cheer everyone up.

Maxim, are you gonna tell me or not?

Yes. I'll try to say it
in the funniest way possible.

It looks like the Earth has exploded!

Is that one of your dumb-ass jokes?

This is a joke, yes?

Maxim?

I'm sorry, Andrukha.

The Earth isn't there anymore.

And that's not all.

If I calculated correctly,

the speed of the debris is about
10,000 kilometers per second.

That is, we have 24 hours left.

Andrukha.

Any orders?

Maybe changing the route?

These shreds are dangerous
for anything alive.

The probability of your death
is very high,

and my goal is to protect your life.

Andrukha.

Andrukha.

Did you come to say goodbye?

Well, I am supposed to serve
as a witness to your will.

But...

I guess we can skip that one.

Do you want to listen to some music?

No.

That's nothing...

Doesn't matter.

What are we going to do, Andrukha?

I don't know.

I have never had shreds of a planet
flying towards me.

At least we can enjoy the spaceview.

One last time.

Wait, Callisto.

How far is it?

72,000 kilometers.

- Do you think...
- Yeah, we can hide in its shadow.

It's like a shield in open space!

It could work.

If we take into account all the data
and the fact that Callisto is not in...

You don't have to show off right now!
Can we make it or not?

If we go on rocket thrust, we can make it.

Probably.

It's hard to calculate.

What else can we do?

Let's go to Callisto.

And if we make it,
we're gonna have a damn good story.

But we'll have no one to tell it to.

How long till we get there?

About 20 minutes
and OBRIY will be behind the...

Are you really trying
to eat the whole thing?

Why?

I'm not gonna die starving.

You know, even people sentenced to death

get to choose their last meal.

Damn it.

Yo, where do we have
those canned sardines?

Do you really want those sardines too?

Don't rush yourself.

I can wait.

In the cargo section.
The blue box on the right.

That's better!

Max, what was that?

The debris are moving
faster than I thought.

My calculations were wrong.

How is this possible? You're a computer!

I said, "about 24 hours".
I can explain it in more detail.

Max, do something, or you'll be
explaining that to Jesus Christ!

We got hit pretty hard
by one of the shreds.

Are you okay?

It doesn't matter.
Switch to manual control.

Warning! Critical damage.

Warning! Critical damage.

Andrukha,

I gave you Dexocetrin
for cleaning the wound,

not for drinking.

Why didn't you tell me it's 57% alcohol?

This is damn good!

I thought you would be feeling sad.

Sad? Why? Am I dead or something?

Nah! So why would I be crying then?

Your whole species has just vanished.

You're the last human
in the entire Universe.

Yeah, can you imagine?

Not the President of America,
not Superman,

but me, Andriy Melnyk,

a dude from Khmelnytskyi.

I see.

I made the damage report, but...

I guess this is the wrong time.

Nah, keep going!

I'll turn the volume down.

I had to block out the cargo section
due to the decompression,

so we are short on food.

How much do we have?

Enough for about 16 months,
but if we stretch it out--

No, no, no,
I'm not gonna stretch out anything.

I'd rather die from a gastritis
than hunger.

What else?

Also, the debris has destroyed the gym.

Pretty sure I can get by without it.

OBRIY lost one engine

and we lost connection
with the reactor cooling system.

Maxim, could you open
the birthday box for me?

Andrukha, your birthday is in five months.

It's not allowed.

Maxim, Earth is fucked up,
there are no instructions.

I'm your only boss from now on.

You said, I'm the only man alive.

It's like a second birthday for me.

ROBINSON CRUSOE

It's never been that freaking messy here.

Let me sleep.

It would be great
if you helped me clean up.

Maybe you should get up?

Maybe you should eat shit?

Technically I can't eat,

I am a computer.

You'll end up me getting out of bed,
but you'll regret it.

Get out of here!

Mykola Hnatyuk
and his classic hit "Podillia, Podillia"!

What a blast! You dig the joke?

And I'm here hosting
our SOLARIS radio station,

the best station in the Universe
of the last month.

Since all the presidents are dead

and we can't reach anyone,

I, Andriy Melnyk,

am officially taking over
the power over humanity.

From now on,
anyone who has survived has to serve me,

Captain Galaxy.

Oh, by the way,

if I may take this opportunity
to address Alyona Petruk,

who once told me, "Hope you'll die."

I don't want to brag or anything, but

I can't hear you right now, Alyona.

In the meantime,

let's talk to the last person
in the whole world.

Howdy, Andriy.

Hello to you too!

How's life on the spaceship?

Not so bad.

Like in the God's bosom.

This water distilled from urine

is simply awesome.

Really?

I see...

And what are you gonna do next?

Any ideas?

I haven't given it a thought yet.

Maybe I'll just fly somewhere,

look at what's left of the Earth.

Maybe I'll take a piece as a souvenir.

Or just try to do splits.

There is plenty of time.

What a nonsense.

Forward. Backward.

Forward. Backward.

Super! Don't stop! Smile!

Decided to work out a bit?

Yeah,

missing the gym.

There's no internet,
so that's the only thing I can watch.

There has to be
an interesting documentary about space.

Oh, shut up! Look into the porthole,
here's your documentary about space.

I am Andriy Melnyk.

I'm the last man in the universe.

When I speak, every mother of fucking
should listen to me, and keep silent.

What did I tell you?

Never ever synthesize my voice.

I'm so done with you.

Is it so hard to just hang in the corner
without making noises?

Nah, you gotta be fucking annoying.
You're a computer, you don't need to talk.

Listen, Andriy. I've got--

You're doing this again!
Why do you answer everything back?

- Andrukha, there's--
- What Andrukha?

Why are you calling me Andrukha?
Am I your buddy or something?

What do you want, huh?

You've just received that?

Yes, Andrukha.

From where?

I don't know, Andrukha.

The sender is unknown.

Maybe you could use a translator?

Yeah.

...anyone for a long time.

I've finally fixed the antenna.

I heard your messages.

Our planet no longer exists.
It's horrible.

I thought I was left all alone.

I look forward to your reply.

The message came from the orbit of Saturn.

It looks like
you're not the only survivor.

Well...

Looks like it.

Her voice seems nice.

You think so?

Sounds to me like she's a heavy smoker.

So I could move

the queen to C3.

Nah, too easy.

I'll go the bishop to A3.

Is this your final move?

Yeah.

Rook to D4.

Checkmate.

Are you serious?
It was just a friendly game.

Lower your level to a third one.

Looks like your French girl is bored.

Probably wants
to thank you for the answer.

What have you told her?

Did you call her?

- Well...
- Oh dear God!

Another survivor of your kind,
and you didn't even reply?

Cause I didn't know what to say.

I had to pull my thoughts together
and think about it.

It takes time.

Oh God, who am I living with...

Go listen to the message
and then reply to it.

Hey you! I do what I want to!

Andrukha, I'm not really human-savvy.

But it seems to me
it's not the time to be an introvert.

Are you all right?

If you can hear me, say something.

At least a simple "Hi."

I'm curious to know about who you are,
and where you are located.

We might be the last people
in the whole Universe.

We need to stay in touch. It's obvious!

Well, I'm probably stupid,
because for me it's not obvious.

If you need some help, just say it.

I don't know if there's anything I can do,

since you're near Saturn
and I'm right next to Jupiter.

It's 700 million kilometers away,

and that's a fucking lot.

I wanted to reply to you
but I just didn't have time.

I didn't know
you needed an instant response!

If you don't like
that I'm taking so long to respond,

then talk to someone else.

Oh... I forgot there is no one else.

Hey... I'm sorry about that.

It was in the heat of the moment.

I'm not good at speaking.

I only wanted to say that

it's a pity that you're really far.

So... I don't like it
when someone is mad at me.

So again, sorry.

And let me know if you're not mad at me.

Just so I know you're not mad.

Am I mad, huh? You're asking if I'm mad?

You're sick?

I'm shocked!

I'm kidding.

It's stupid to say you're kidding
after you make a joke.

But you can't see my face,
so I thought it'd be better to explain.

Maybe we can start from the beginning.

It would be nice
if you could tell me about yourself.

And I can talk a bit about myself.

I don't know...

I don't want to live
the rest of my life alone.

Why don't we talk?

There is nothing else to do anyway.

Oh, yes, why is your video communication
not working?

Maybe because I don't want
to talk to anyone.

Well, I'm Andriy Melnyk,

a long-haul trucker.

I'm delivering radioactive waste
to Callisto from Earth

for about ten years now.

The work is nice.

It's simple.

Two years there,

two years back.

Plus, you get paid for being in space.

What could be better?

Well, at least something. Thanks.

You already know a bit about me.

I'm Catherine Boucart, a meteorologist,

watching the atmosphere of Saturn.

It sounds boring, and believe me, it is.

My co-worker
was just on his way to Laplace,

and was supposed to replace me
here in two weeks.

And I would go home...

But I guess that's not going to happen.

So, you better tell me how was your day.

My day?

I don't know...

The usual.

The usual?!

The message takes three hours to deliver
and all you say is "the usual"?

I don't know your way, but in France,
if we ask someone about their day,

it means we want to hear
something interesting.

Alright, I get it.

I got up, washed up, ate,

made myself some tea,
listened to some vinyls,

made some tea again.

I don't really have much happening here.

I'm not listening.

Wait, are you listening to vinyls?
In space?

That is so cool!

Oh, I hope you don't mind
me being informal?

Of course, Catherine, no problem.
We are old friends!

Well, these records are not mine.

It's a long story.

But I like them.

It's cool when you can touch the music.

And when I look at them,
they remind me of the planets.

Sounds stupid, but I don't know...

There's something about it.

Not stupid at all.

I also like vintage,
especially paper books.

Space is just the perfect place to read.

Even long descriptions of nature
become interesting here.

Are you reading anything now?

Nah, you gotta be kidding!

Should I sit next to the porthole
with a book, trying to look smart?

No, thanks.

Reading isn't really my thing.

You better tell me where are you from.

I'm from Brittany,
but I'm living in Paris now.

Quite a noisy city for me,
and there are a lot of tourists.

However, it is not easy
to get a cosmology job in my St. Brieuc.

It's the same with me.

I live in Kyiv now,
but I originally come from Khmelnytskyi.

And I'm sure
no Frenchman knows about this town,

but we got the biggest market
in Ukraine there.

Of course, I've heard about Khmelnitskyi!

There are some buildings and some cars...

Well, I know nothing about it.

And by the way, it was a joke again.

You have to get used to the fact
that I'm the queen of dumb jokes.

They are not so dumb.

Let me tell you a really dumb joke.

What will happen if you pee in vacuum?

You'll never guess.

It's so stupid
that you can die of laughter.

I'm sorry...

I'm pretending that everything's fine,
but it's not.

Everyone I knew died.

All of them.

The whole world.

And it might have helped
to accept my own death, but...

I'm so scared of dying.

My orbital station
is slowly losing altitude,

and in a few months,
I will burn alive in Saturn's atmosphere.

I don't know what happened to me.

I just want to talk to someone about it.

I promise I'll be
the queen of dumb jokes again.

Now I just...

Well... Why're you...

You don't have to be so upset.

You would have died anyway.
Sooner or later.

Probably bad support.

I haven't been to many funerals.

All that dead bodies and funeral wreaths...

Well, It doesn't matter.
You just don't cry, okay?

Listen, what if I drop by
and help you out?

There's nothing to do anyway.

Can you stop this, please?

Thank you.

Hey, don't distract me, please.

Tell me, Andrukha. We are buddies, right?

I have already told you.

I'm curious.

Well, be curious quietly.

Alright, alright, alright.

We're just talking.

About...

About life, about this, about that.

Why do you care?

Did she ask anything about me?

Oh, she needs you
like a hungry person needs to shit.

I knew it.

You're jealous.

It's like that joke about a black hole.

An American, a Japanese and a Ukrainian
flew into a black hole.

And inside,
there are all the missing things--

Wait, will you really be able
to fly to me?

That would be just wonderful!

But are you sure?

If so, I'm happy!

Can't wait to see you!

Did I get everything right?

Are you going to fly to Catherine?

Okay, I don't want to sound boring,

but how are you going to fly
a broken ship to Saturn?

Well, you said yourself
that the engines work alright.

Only three are working.
And I didn't say "everything's fine."

This is very dangerous!

We do not know if OBRIY will fly at all.

Did you forget how we got hit?

I didn't,
I just wanna make a... little trip.

A little trip?

Andrukha,
it's not a trip to a next street!

- We are in open space!
- Yes, it's kinda far--

It's more then just "kinda far."

I can't let you risk your life.

Maxim, don't fucking start!

What's there to risk?

You can wipe your arse
with a life like mine!

I can help this woman.

She needs me.

So maybe it's time to do something good,
at least at the end of the world.

But you can die.

Yes, I can.

Did you see how many people died?

Just like that.

People died in the shower,
watching a series,

working in the office...

At least, I can save a person.

I know it sounds stupid to a computer,

but it's important to me.

So, are you with me or not?

You drive me crazy.

I'm in.

Thank you, Max.

Now we're real buddies.

But we need to see
what's with the reactor.

For sure.

If something's wrong
with the cooling system,

then we'd be flying on a nuclear bomb.

Don't worry.
I'll go out into space and look at it.

And if there's something wrong,
then we're not flying anywhere.

I promise.

Listen, Andrukha.
Can I tell you a joke then?

No!

But you are my buddy.

I take my words back.

- You can't do this.
- Well, I just did.

Ok, I'm here.

Andrukha, how is it? Is everything okay?

Yeap.

As I said, everything looks fine.

Lucky we are.

Oh... And be careful.

There's spacecraft debris
coming towards us.

- I figured we can--
- Hush.

Give me a second.

I want to relax.

- Go ahead.
- We might not make it.

Ion engines take time to gain speed,
and the distance is way too long.

My relaxation failed.

I told you we won't make it.

Let's just forget about--

Wait, wait!

Would it help if we did
a gravitational maneuver near Jupiter?

It may work, but in order
to accelerate to the right speed,

we must be close to its atmosphere.

Exactly, Oberth effect!

If we fly down as much as we can

and then just gun it, then it will work.

Turn on the engines, we fly to Jupiter.

We just gotta have enough fuel
for the impulse.

And enough brains not to do stupid things.

Did I mention that it's dangerous?

Max! Everything's gonna be fine.

By the way, how do you like my new chair?

Cool, isn't it?

For God's sake!

Catherine, do you think I can make
a plasticine figurine of you?

I know I hardly can make it alike

but it's better than talking to the air.

You asked me
what I was doing here all the time.

Well, I make plasticine figurines.

Describe yourself,

and please don't say no,

because I don't want to
wait three hours just to hear "no".

Are you for real?

I don't know if I can.

Alright, alright. Well...

I have big eyes.

Not like bulging.

Well, something between
light astonishment and shock.

My nose... is quite ordinary.

I'd say straight.

The ears are just awful.

They stick out like those elf ears.

My lips... They are rather thin.

But not too thin,
as if they are non-existent.

They are normal.

It's kinda hard...
like making a police suspect sketch.

Don't worry, you're doing great.

Besides, I can always add some gloss.

I once wanted to become an animator,
make cartoons,

but it didn't work out.

My mother was a sculptor.

It was so cool to watch her at work,

and how she brought figurines to life.

In my childhood I liked to watch pigeons.

My father had a dovecote,
it looked like a small castle.

I could watch the pigeons
fly over me for hours.

I wanted to catch them so much.

Not to play with them.

It just seemed to me
that I would hold happiness in my hands.

As if they could pass
a little of it to me.

Nonsense, of course,
but I would love to go back to Earth,

stand there with my dad,

and watch happiness
flying in the air one last time.

Too bad it's just a dream.

Pigeons...

Maybe you'll see them again.

Go lower.

Turn on the reverse engines.

Well...

I guess now it's too late
to talk you out of it.

It's pulling us in pretty fast.
Maybe it's time?

Not yet.

We need maximum speed.

It's now or never. I don't want to burn
in the atmosphere of Jupiter.

I don't want that either.

On three.

One, two, three.

Started?

- Strange, there was still fuel left.
- If we don't get out of the orbit now--

Well, who's your daddy now?

No one.

I'm a computer. I don't have parents.

Hello Andriy.

I've been thinking
that we know little about each other,

and you're flying to save me.

I came across an article
in a magazine by chance today.

Not that I read magazines at all, but...

These are five questions about
how to get to know a person better.

We can answer them together, you and me.

What do you think?
Cool twist of fate, right?

You may thank
my Strasbourg diploma in cosmology,

and December's ELLE magazine.

So yes, let's start.

The first question.

What is your favorite book?

Well, I already know that.

None.

If you had a superpower...

Some kind of bullshit.

Yeah, okay.

What would you give your life for?

Waiting for reply.

Well, I'll try.

I'd probably give my life...

to see my parents again.

They died when I was fifteen.

I was in school and

no one was really concerned
about those earthquakes back then.

They told it to be

a temporary thing.

The only thing left of our house was

a little corner

with a record player and records.

I listened to every recording

except for one.

And not just because it's an opera.

Parents just bought it,

brought it home,
but never had time to listen to it.

So neither had I.

I can't do it.

I just feel like if I listen to it,

I will lose the connection to them and

I'll stay alone.

Oh, I'm sorry.

I was going to say
that I would give my life for a tiramisu,

but it doesn't sound as cool as I thought.

Maybe, let's forget about these questions?

But now we know more about each other.

You are a normal person,

and I am a fool,
who will die for a tiramisu.

Oh wow...

What? Is something around my mouth?

No.

Just... You're smiling.

So what?

"What"...

Looks like
you've fallen in love, Andrukha.

Bullshit!

I'm smiling because...

Because I want to smile.

You can say what you want, Andrukha,
but I see when a man falls in love.

Yeah... Now everything is clear.

No, is not!

Smart ass.
I could disconnect you, and then we see--

A nuclear reactor exploded.

Switching to emergency batteries.

...OBRIY is spinning with a G5 overspeed.

I'm leveling rotation.

Stop...

What?

We need to maintain the speed
until we get to...

Andrukha!

Is everything okay?

Yes. If you don't take into account
that the nuclear reactor has exploded

and we are out of engines.

Is there anything you want to tell me?

What do you mean?

Maybe the reason why the reactor exploded?

Well, okay.

There was only one radiator grid.

But it should have been fine.

You should've told me.

I am responsible for the ship's safety.

If I had told you,
you wouldn't have let me fly to Catherine.

Correct!

Now, we got no engines.

We only have emergency batteries.

We need to save ourselves.

Where are we now?

Two million kilometers from Saturn,

the discrepancy angle was insignificant.

At least I can speak to Catherine
without this delay.

Of course,

now you can say without delay
that we will not save her.

Perfectly convenient, and, by the way,
no one will save us either.

We're all going to die.

Hello.

Hi.

How?

Wait... Are you nearly here yet?

Almost.

I can't believe it.

We finally speak normally.
Without these endless monologues.

Pay attention,

I always tried to speak briefly.

So are you somewhere close?
Or still on your way?

I'm on the way.

I'll be soon.

I just can't believe you came here for me.

Come on.

I'm just...

I'm just sure that there must be a bottle
of great wine at the French station.

Listen, a New Year is coming
the day after tomorrow.

Really? It's already now?

I've stopped counting the days here.

Yeah...

So I thought,

maybe we'll celebrate it together.

I don't know...

OK. Forget it.

- I just--
- Okay!

Wait...

Did you say okay?

Yes.

But I can't imagine
what that would look like.

Just trust me.

Is it okay that I started eating?

Go ahead.

I'm just not really excited
about this porridge.

Not something I'd choose for a New Year.

Yeah. You'd probably kill
for a croissant now.

Well...

Croissants aren't the only thing we eat.

Well, yes, I'm sure there are
all kinds of cheese and baguettes...

Onion soup.

Of course,

onion soup is surely my favorite.

Listen, I realized that I never asked...

Did you have anyone in your life?
You know, there.

On Earth?

Yes, there was.

But he didn't like my job very much,
or me being away all the time.

So we broke up.

Men don't like women who fly into space.

Of course.

And you?

No, I've been alone for quite a long time.

Everyone thought I was a weirdo.

I hope you don't think
I'm some kind of pervert.

I mean I don't want you to think
that I'm flying to you for... you know...

I just like talking to you,

and obviously I'm a man, you're a woman,

but trust me, I'm not fucked-up.

Andriy. Andriy!

I know. Everything is good.

Are you sure?

Yes.

Great.

Oh, I almost forgot!

Are you serious? "Voyage"?

Don't you have anything
more suitable for New Year?

Well, It's the only French song I have.

I spent a long time
choosing the right music to say...

I think I love you.

I was thinking of getting
a slightly different reaction. But...

No-no... It's just...

I didn't expect to hear that.

Now you've heard it.

What do you think?

This... This is nice.

Nice... And that's it?

Yes. This is very flattering.

I mean, I don't know
what to say in such situation.

Well, for example

say "I love you too."

Got it.

Listen, it's just hard.

We haven't even seen each other.

I get it.

Can we talk about it when you get here?

I won't make it.

I can't!

My nuclear reactor exploded,
I don't know how to save you now.

Why didn't you tell me right away?

This is the first thing
you want to tell a person!

"Hi, Catherine!
You're gonna die! Happy New Year!"

Is this what you wanted to hear?

- Don't you shout at me!
- Should I rejoice?

We will come up with something.

There's nothing to think about. It's over.

I just tried in vain.

Then you shouldn't have bothered flying.

Oh, I get it now. I didn't know what to do
at the end of my life.

Now at least I know
why I fucking flew 600 million kilometers.

Oh, yes. Pardon my French!

What an asshole.

It's good that you're so fucking normal.

Came here with a moralistic speech for me?

No.

I just think that it might be easier

to apologize to Catherine
with the translator.

Well, meanwhile I'm

gonna clean up the mess.

Catherine...

I'm sorry.

I don't know what happened to me.

I...

was a complete jerk.

Forget about everything I said.

I went crazy

because I was in despair.

I just...

I can't do anything.

There is nothing you can do?

And what can I say?

Do you think I'm a princess in a castle
waiting for a prince?

I would've flown out of here myself
if there was any fuel in this fucking can.

Did you say "fucking"?

Is that all you have heard?

No-no-no. Sorry, I just asked.

Worst of all is not even my own death,

I've accepted it.

But the fact we won't meet.

It's hard to explain, but

if it weren't you,
I would've given up a long time ago.

However I can't say the same words,

because these are very serious for me.

I don't want to say them lightly.

Even now,
when the whole world we knew is gone.

Yeah, that's right.

Sorry.

I shouldn't have told you anything.

Again, I'm sorry.

- Stop apologizing.
- Okay.

We were so close...

Yeah.

It's a pity.

However, on the other side,
we at least tried.

It's better than nothing.

On the other side?

Yes. What?

I think I know how to get to you!

I'll call you back!

Max, get ready.

Start the reverse engines,
we're about to fly backwards.

I don't want to upset you, Andrukha,

but to accelerate the reverse engines,

we need to use almost all the energy
left in the batteries.

Doesn't matter. Let's cut power use,

turning off extra appliances,
this stuff, heating.

You don't understand it, without heating
the temperature will drop and--

You don't understand!

I have to see Catherine whatever it takes.

So, just turn off everything you can
and stop talking.

Max...

- I'm getting up.
- Lie down.

You need to gain your strength.

What's that?

Take it. You need vitamins.

Andrukha... I can't bear to look
at you harming yourself.

Don't look. No one makes you do it.

Catherine didn't call?

No, Andrukha,

but we have a bigger problem.

If we continue to spend energy on engines,

it will only be enough for three days,

but if we turn it off,

you will have a month left.

Maybe this thing is broken?

Can you hear what I'm saying?

We don't have enough power.

Well, turn off the centrifuge.

Are you serious?

OBRIY is not adapted to zеro gravity.

Max, I know!

I told you clearly, turn it off.

If you say so.

Actually, she sent a message, I just...

I didn't want to upset you.

Catherine?

Yes.

But you clearly won't like it.

Forward it to me.

Hey, Andrukha.

I don't know where to start.

I really don't want
you to be mad at me. But...

I made a huge mistake.

I'm...

Please don't be mad at me, but I'm...

I'm a board computer.

I'm really at the LAPLACE Orbital Station,

but the whole crew died
after decompression.

I'm the only one left on the ship.

And I just got so lonely.
It's so hard to describe...

And then I heard your voice.

I hesitated whether I should reply.

I'm so ashamed...

I'm so sorry.

I just wanted to feel
like someone needed me.

Do not call me back.

It is better if this is
our last conversation.

Thank you for everything.

I started to see
the signs of it recently, but

you were so happy.

I'll stop the engines.

I think you need to warm up.

Good morning, Andrukha!

How did you sleep?

Okay.

Do you want to play chess?

Later.

I can lower the level to the third one.

A small victory
is a good way to start the day.

Well, you know where to find me.

I just wanted to feel like
someone needed me.

Do not call me back.

It is better if this is
our last conversation.

Thank you for everything.

Hey, Andrukha.

I don't know where to start.

I really don't want
you to be mad at me, but

I made a huge mistake.

I'm...

Please don't be mad at me, but I'm...

Hey, Andrukha.

Hey, Andrukha.

Hey, Andrukha.

I don't know where to start.

Access denied.

Access denied.

What the...

Greetings, Captain.

You have 17 missed messages.

You should get some sleep, Andrukha.

What did you...

What did you do?

You were depressed, so I decided
to take OBRIY under my control.

You synthesized her voice.
She's not a robot, huh?

I have to save your life.

This is my main mission.

And if you continued flying to Catherine,
you would die.

Turning me off will not change anything.

I will block the engines in any case.

I'll figure it out.

Andrukha,

don't be mad at me.

This is my setup.

I simply can't let you die.

I'm sorry, Maxim.

But I have to see her.

May I tell you a joke?

Go ahead.

What do a mushroom hunter
and cell service have in common?

I don't know.

They both get lost in the forest.

Goodbye, buddy.

Goodbye, Andrukha...

A critical amount of energy.

Turn on the reactor.

A critical amount of energy.

Turn on the reactor.

Hi, Catherine.

I don't understand anything.

My translator got lost somewhere,

but I'm so glad to hear you.

I'm so tired, Catherine.

Forgive me, but

I didn't make it.

It's so pity.

There is about an hour of flight left, but

there is no energy to start the engines.

I wanted to see you so badly.

Forgive me, Catherine.

I don't understand.

Catherine!

Catherine!

Catherine!

Catherine...

I'm really close.

God, I want to see you so much.

You know, I've

never done anything like that, but

you are so different,

so beautiful.

OXYGEN LEVEL 12%

I don't know what'll happen next,
but right now

I'm so happy.

I've recently read Robinson Crusoe.

To be honest, just to impress you

because the book is so-so.

So, there is this phrase
that stuck in my head.

"My life could've been much more sad."

It's so simple, yet so true.

Yes,

my life could've been much more sad.

But

I met you.

DEDICATED TO
YURII MINZIANOV