Feature2017·117m·6.7

Attraction

The Earth is for Humans

DramaRomanceScience FictionAdventure

After an alien ship crash lands in a Russian city, many who see the inside and the occupants start to question their own existence while others demand the aliens leave Earth.

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Cast

Irina Starshenbaum

Yulya Lebedeva

Alexander Petrov

Artyom (Tom)

Rinal Mukhametov

Haakon / Khariton

Oleg Menshikov

Colonel Lebedev

Sergey Garmash

Vice-Prime Minister

Nikita Kukushkin

Ruslan (Rus)

Darya Rudenok

Svetlana Morozova

Vilen Babichev

Police Special Forces

Nikita Tarasov

Deputy Mikhail Petrovich

Lyudmila Maksakova

Sofia

Evgeniy Mikheev

Student "Google"

Evgeny Sangadzhiev

Python

Aleksey Maslodudov

Mishkin

Anton Spinkov

Student Mironov

Evgeny Koryakovsky

Teacher

Irina Rossius

Female TV Newscaster

Yuriy Loparyov

Aleksandr Nikolskiy

Boat Captain

Anton Tuzikov

Classmate

Stepan Starchikov

Federation Council chairman

Details

Status
Released
Original language
Languages
Budget
$5.0M
Revenue
$19.5M
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Vodorod 2011Art Pictures Studio

Crew

Director

Fyodor Bondarchuk

Writers

Olga Larionova, Oleg Malovichko, Andrey Zolotarev

Zhanna Pakhomova

Production Design

Darya Edokova

Production Design

Veronika Ponomareva-Korzhevskaya

Costume Design

Alexander Andryuschenko

Editor

Ivan Burlyaev

Original Music Composer

Mikhail Khasaya

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

CinemaSerf

3/27/2022

4.0

An huge spacecraft crash lands in Moscow and amongst the ensuing chaos, we have the usual militaristic shoot 'em brigade versus the more peaceful let's get to know them approach as one of the occupants leaves the ship to explain that all they want is to repair it and move on. The daughter of the military commander, her boyfriend and their geeky friend make contact with him and he takes a bit of a shine to her. Now we embark on a rather silly adventure story with some really disappointing acting; a seriously stilted comedy script and even an inter-special blood transfusion! This story itself is more of a romance than anything else and reminded me a little of Noah Wyle's "Falling Skies" - mostly CGI, and not great CGI at that - but it is not, however, any worse than many big budget Hollywood sci-fi productions (i.e. "Independence Day: Resurgence") The almost Disney-esque dubbing really doesn't help either; I would far rather have seen it with subtitles... oh, and it's far too long!

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