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We're almost there.
I wonder who built it.
The portal.
I'm not sure there's an answer. Physically, it's an aberration.
The portal connects two planets of different times.
It's hard enough to grasp a wormhole, so this...
And there's more.
What?
In theory, we think we can't meet aliens,
simply because civilizations don't last long enough.
Ours is barely a few thousand years old.
Compare that to the 13 billion years since the Big Bang.
This portal, however,
can connect habitable worlds from completely different periods.
It's like a shortcut to the future
or the past, so that these civilizations can meet.
Or migrate.
Or migrate.
How can we know if a planet is habitable at a specific time rather than another?
It's impossible.
Oh, yeah.
But who could do that?
ARCHITECTS
William, I don't wanna talk.
You wouldn't understand.
I've got plenty of time.
They expect me to wipe out our species.
By improving us.
Maybe being too fragile,
being imperfect is what makes us who we are.
It's also what dooms us.
You don't understand what it entails.
Then explain it to me.
It's genocide.
A slow one,
without any murders or screams.
If I do what they say, there won't be any humans left on Earth.
They'll be replaced.
By something else.
Will they be like you?
Life is full of tough decisions.
If you don't act...
we'll vanish.
Maybe not tomorrow.
We'll manage to postpone the inevitable.
Mankind is really good at that.
But not indefinitely.
I'm not smart enough to save the world.
No one is.
What about you?
I can feel your genes changing.
Soon you won't be human anymore.
That's not what I wanted, William.
You're not killing us,
you're making us better.
Where are you going?
Answer me, Alex.
What are you thinking about'?
I want it to stop.
There's only one way and you know that.
Join me.
What about the others? They still need me.
They're scared of you.
Step forward.
What if Alice came back?
What if Alice came back?
I would know.
You would?
Then how could you let her?
I'm not as powerful as you think.
Yet you created this place.
That's true.
But it has a free will I don't always get.
It was necessary to its awakening.
You got what you wanted.
What I want?
You turned them into your little army.
You still don't get it.
I understand what you want from me.
I know.
What have you decided?
I'm ready.
I'm ready to go home.
To Earth?
I'll try.
There's no time to waste.
I still need to do one thing, though.
What?
I have to go get someone.
Who?
No, Jeanne.
I won't leave him here.
We're being followed.
I know.
He's been here for a while, but he's too afraid to join us.
You have nothing to fear. Come.
I can see you. Don't be afraid.
I don't know. It's everywhere.
A few steps and it will all be over. That's what you want.
What about Jeanne?
She doesn't matter anymore.
Alessandra.
You don't have to do that.
You're not here.
Neither is he.
Listen to me.
He's right, though, it's the best solution.
Alex, you're no longer alone.
I've always been here for you. She hasn't.
I killed him.
I know.
So do they.
They know this Alessandra doesn't exist anymore.
They no longer need to forgive you.
It's your turn to do it, you hear me'?
Stop punishing yourself.
Alex.
Goldstein.
I'm not afraid of them.
But you.
Jeanne.
Where are you going?
To the Circle.
-Then back to Earth. -No.
You can't.
Listen to me!
They don't matter, compared to what's left to discover here!
What are you talking about?
You saw the other portal.
I know you can open it.
It's the answer to every single question mankind has ever had.
Don't you wanna know what's behind the facade of this world'?
And who's behind it?
You've been alone for too long.
He manipulated you.
Just to save this little master from the past.
What did you do?
What did you tell her?
Jeanne.
Jeanne!
Jeanne!
Jeanne!
Jeanne!
Jeanne.
What is it?
Why did you send her here?
I had no choice.
It was them or you.
I didn't feel what she was about to do.
You can't.
What do you mean? Why not?
Because she's no longer human.
She's become something else.
What? A machine?
Much more than that.
She's like me.
I can only feel humans?
For now, yes.
For now?
No one knows how your power will evolve.
You need to leave immediately. You're helpless against her.
Those you want to save are just shadows. They don't matter.
Go.
You know that's not true.
The bodies are mummified,
but these don't look like tombs.
You're not asking the right question.
Don't try to look for me.
I'm everywhere.
He's talking to us via radio.
Who is he?
I have many names.
Some call me Vladimir Komarov, others Mars,
or another older name they gave me.
What happened to them, Vladimir?
Yes.
They went in, waiting for me to open this portal
that obsesses you as it did them.
Why?
Because they figured I would need thousands of years to decipher
the formula that prevented this door from opening.
But they're dead.
You said we weren't asking the right question.
Why, Vladimir?
Because the right question is not when they died,
but who killed them.
Who killed them, Vladimir'?
I did.
Those who stayed on this planet
after some of the survivors left for Earth
slowly went mad.
What do you mean, "mad?"
They projected all of their desires onto that portal.
They saw it as a gate to paradise.
He has to be here.
They became fanatical, obsessed.
But they didnt have the patience to wait.
They built these capsules as shortcuts to the years
I was going to take to open their precious portal
And you decided to kill them.
They were a rotten branch of mankind. A dead end.
They had to go away.
How many genocides did man perpetrate in the name of his superiority?
In order for your species to be reborn on Earth,
those people had to die.
I knew so.
Just like one knows an absolute mathematical evidence.
Then what's the difference?
Ultimately, those on Earth didn't fare any better.
Because Jeanne had to be born on Earth.
Go to the other side.
Quick.
I don't know how much longer I can retain control over this portal.
No. Jeanne.
I knew I'd find you.
Wait!
I knew you'd come.
You're still human and humans are predictable and weak.
Can't find what you're looking for?
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