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The Man from Nowhere 

In 1960 a secret rocket launch occurred, preceding the first manned flight into space. The spacecraft is damaged before it enters the orbit and crashes in the remote, frozen part of the world. After he comes to his senses, he realizes that it is the year 2023, and he remembers almost nothing about his life before flying into space. His only memory is the image of a girl from the past. He knows her, but she doesn't know him...
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In 1960 a secret rocket launch occurred, preceding the first manned flight into space. The spacecraft is damaged before it enters the orbit and crashes in the remote, frozen part of the world. After he comes to his senses, he realizes that it is the year 2023, and he remembers almost nothing about his life before flying into space. His only memory is the image of a girl from the past. He knows her, but she doesn't know him...

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Genre:Thriller, Science Fiction
Directed By:Renat Davletyarov
Written By:Dmitry Pinchukov, Irina Zui, Alexandr Topuriya, Renat Davletyarov, Artem Davletyarov
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Interfest, Real Dakota, Cinema Foundation of Russia, Okko

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