The Girl from Earth. A Hundred Years Forward. The Adventures of Alice

Alice Seleznyova lives in the most ordinary future. She goes to school, can't stand Hercules, but loves to travel to other planets and dreams of becoming a cosmo-biologist like her dad. And it costs her nothing to go back in time to the age of legends, escape from mad robots, and defeat space pirates. This girl is just made that way — she can't live a day without adventures! Many years ago, the famous science fiction writer Kir Bulychov invented Alice Seleznyova. That very Alice Seleznyova — the "guest from the future," from the then still distant and therefore wonderful 21st century. Millions of children and adults still eagerly read stories about her incredible adventures. Alice became a favorite of the entire country, especially when the wonderful adaptations were released — the animated film "The Secret of the Third Planet," the TV series "Guest from the Future," and the movie "The Purple Balloon." And this winter, all fans of "the girl who will never get into trouble" are in for a real treat — the film "A Hundred Years Forward," based on the eponymous story.