The ninth planet: Yura Borisov remembers everything
Plus, sometimes you get a minus. If you take and mix Paul Verhoeven's two great action films, "Remember Everything" and "Star Troopers," you get Planet Nine. Auto mechanic Dima nicknamed Crunch (Oscar Award nominee for "Anora" Yura Borisov) accidentally electrocuted - he was barely returned from the dead. After resuscitation on the guy waves began to roll obsessive and very detailed visions of another planet, monsters and beautiful lab assistant Pauline in a white coat (Irina Starshenbaum from the dilogy “Attraction” / “Invasion”). Just in case, Dima went to a psychiatrist, but does not doubt at all: all this was in fact, he just erased his memory. Soon there was a girl from his dreams - though, Pauline herself remembers little. And here's the coincidence - is going to marry a specialist in brain cleaning Volkov (another native of "Anora" and captain of the "Ninth Company" Alexei Serebryakov).
Plus, sometimes you get a minus. If you take and mix Paul Verhoeven's two great action films, "Remember Everything" and "Star Troopers," you get Planet Nine. Auto mechanic Dima nicknamed Crunch (Oscar Award nominee for "Anora" Yura Borisov) accidentally electrocuted - he was barely returned from the dead. After resuscitation on the guy waves began to roll obsessive and very detailed visions of another planet, monsters and beautiful lab assistant Pauline in a white coat (Irina Starshenbaum from the dilogy “Attraction” / “Invasion”). Just in case, Dima went to a psychiatrist, but does not doubt at all: all this was in fact, he just erased his memory. Soon there was a girl from his dreams - though, Pauline herself remembers little. And here's the coincidence - is going to marry a specialist in brain cleaning Volkov (another native of "Anora" and captain of the "Ninth Company" Alexei Serebryakov).
