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A mathematician in a secret Soviet research Institute believes that ayahuasca is the key to unlocking all the potential of the quantum universe, but its nightmarish visions also foreshadow his tragic demise.
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A mathematician in a secret Soviet research Institute believes that ayahuasca is the key to unlocking all the potential of the quantum universe, but its nightmarish visions also foreshadow his tragic demise.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ilya Permyakov, Ilya Khrzhanovsky
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Studio:Phenomen Berlin, Phenomen Ukraine, Phenomen Films
Cast
Ilya Permyakov, Ilya Khrzhanovsky
Director
Alexey Blinov
Head of the Experimental Department
Dmitry Kaledin
Head of the Mathematical Physics Laboratory, Deputy Director of the Institute (1953-1956); Director of the Institute (1956-1960)
Vladimir Azhippo
MGB/KGB investigation officer; Director of the Institute Institute years: 1942–1956
Anatoly Vasiliev
Director of the Institute (1938-1952)
Olga Shkabarnya
Waitress; Head of the café (1952-1960)
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