Attraction 2017
"The Earth is for Humans"
Fyodor Bondarchuk's *Attraction (2017)* blends romance, drama, and sci-fi into a gripping tale of cosmic disruption and human introspection.
Director: Fyodor Bondarchuk
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
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Attraction (2017) about?
*Attraction (2017)* follows the fallout of an alien spacecraft's crash landing in Moscow, where locals react with curiosity, fear, and awe. As authorities and citizens clash over the visitors' intentions, a young couple navigates love and uncertainty amid the chaos.
Who directed Attraction?
*Attraction* was directed by Fyodor Bondarchuk, a filmmaker known for blending spectacle with emotional depth in genre films.
Who stars in Attraction?
The film stars Irina Starshenbaum, Alexander Petrov, Rinal Mukhametov, Oleg Menshikov, and Sergey Garmash in key roles.
Is Attraction (2017) worth watching?
While unrated on IMDb, *Attraction (2017)* stands out for its ambitious blend of sci-fi and drama, offering more than just alien spectacle. Fans of character-driven sci-fi and Russian cinema will find it compelling, though its tone may not satisfy all viewers.
How long is Attraction?
The film has a runtime of 117 minutes.
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About Attraction (2017) — Why this Russian sci-fi romance captivates and challenges
Fyodor Bondarchuk's *Attraction (2017)* blends romance, drama, and sci-fi into a gripping tale of cosmic disruption and human introspection. When a massive alien vessel crash-lands in a Moscow neighborhood, the encounter forces residents to confront their deepest beliefs and fears. As characters like the resilient Julia and the conflicted physicist Roman grapple with the aliens' cryptic presence, the film explores themes of xenophobia, wonder, and the fragility of humanity. Bondarchuk crafts an atmospheric narrative that oscillates between tension and tenderness, making *Attraction* a thought-provoking spectacle rather than just a sci-fi adventure.
With stunning visuals and emotionally charged performances from Irina Starshenbaum and Alexander Petrov, the movie balances spectacle with intimate character arcs. The crash site becomes a crucible for change, challenging both the townspeople and the audience to reconsider what it means to share the planet—let alone the universe. *Attraction (2017)* isn't just about aliens; it's a mirror held up to human nature.
