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U Are the Universe (2024)
After the explosion of the Earth, the Ukrainian space trucker Andriy becomes the only human in the Universe until French woman Catherine calls him from the faraway space station. Andriy decides to see her despite all the obstacles.
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After the explosion of the Earth, the Ukrainian space trucker Andriy becomes the only human in the Universe until French woman Catherine calls him from the faraway space station. Andriy decides to see her despite all the obstacles.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Adventure, Comedy
Written By:Pavlo Ostrikov
In Theaters:9/21/2024
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:ForeFilms, Stenola Productions, Ukrainian State Film Agency, Limelite
Cast
Pavlo Ostrikov
Director
Volodymyr Kravchuk
Andriy Melnyk
Alexia Depicker
Catherine Boucart (voice)
Leonid Popadko
Robot Maxim (voice)
Darya Plakhtiy
Catherine
Maksym Maksymiuk
Director
Kostiantyn Osovskyi
Companion 1
Ihor Nikolayev
Companion 2
Mariia Yunatska
Catherine's Understudy
Larysa Rusnak
On-Board Computer (voice)
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