Russian literature referencesĪfter arriving at ‘VDNKH’, right on the train platform, you can find a body surrounded by scattered pages of paper – ‘Dead Game Designer’. The nickname she came up with is Rassie, which is the name of the robot dog from that movie.Īnd they took the emblem of the local cable car – ‘Фуникулер’ – right from the movie ‘Guest from the Future’ (1985).
The girl who dreams of a robot dog is a reference to another hit Soviet science fiction movie, ‘The Adventures of the Elektronic’ (directed by Konstantin Bromberg, 1979). From the same movie is ‘The Song about Bears’, which plays from loudspeakers in the park, performed by Aida Vedischeva.Ī woman asks a man in the park if the ‘Moscow-Cassiopeia’ flight will be launched, a reference to a Soviet science fiction movie of the same name (directed by Richard Viktorov, 1974). Near the wharf, they dance the lezghinka to the shouts of “Bambarbiya! Kirgudu!” – a quote from the movie ‘Kidnapping, Caucasian Style’ (directed by Leonid Gaidai, 1967). The city of Chelomei is filled with references to Soviet movies – science-fiction and immortal classics.
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