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PREVIOUSLY

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In 24 hours, we will land on Mars.

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- But we won't be the first.
- We were crossed by your competition?

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-  Zillion is behind this mission.
- It doesn't make any sense.

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Earth hasn't heard from them,
except for one video.

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The ten months of travel have revealed

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serious neurosis in
several of the crew members.

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We now have a rescue mission.

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The unhooking system seems to be failing.

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- What are you doing?
- I'm going out.

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- We can't leave him.
- We have no choice.

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I can't reboot Irene.

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Without a life support system,
we'll all be dead in 24 hours.

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Welcome to Mars.

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Zillion changed the world.

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We changed the world.

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In the space of 15 years,

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we created more services

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than any other company in
the previous hundred.

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We made the impossible possible.

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I had a vision.

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A vision where each and every
person on this planet

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would be connected to each other
like never before.

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And that day has come.

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I forgot.

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Our future is now elsewhere.

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5 years ago when I created ZSpace,

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people laughed at me.

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They're not laughing anymore.

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Here is Z Explorer One.

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In a few months' time, this ship
will land on Mars.

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It's the result of innovation.

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A venture that Zillion
alone could accomplish.

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Space is set to become
a land of competition,

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and I promise you, we'll be first on Mars.

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The future is now.

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Are you with us?

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TODAY

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Can he hear us?

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How long does he have?

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Nobody knows.

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Zillion's best kept secret.

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But it's spreading fast.

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He's running out of time.

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I gave her something to
make her sleep for a while.

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She and Martin met when they entered
the Space program.

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Simon, you did the right thing.

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- So?
- We used way too much fuel.

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With what we have left we can't take off
and go back into orbit.

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- We'll find a way later.
- No, we won't find a way later,

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we burned a battery during descent and
we have nothing to put in the generators.

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If we reboot Irene now, we'll use all
our power and we'll be dead in an hour.

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The only thing to do now is wait until
the solar panels recharge the batteries,

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but with the storm we went through,
the solar panels aren't looking good.

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- How long?
- 48 hours.

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And how long can we last without Irene?

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24 hours.

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That sucks. One more day and we'd be good.

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And we can't boost the panels?

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No, we need a battery.

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That's fine, it shouldn't take more than
a couple of months to make one.

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There are some. On Z1.

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- We don't even know what happened to them.
- You got a better idea?

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- Müller?
- Yes?

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I assume a geologist can tell if
the ground is safe for a rover.

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In theory, yes. But...

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No buts, you're coming.
Jeanne, get ready too.

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Me? But what...

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Hold on, I'm sorry
but I think you're forgetting something.

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And we're rolling.

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The dreams of one generation,

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are just the next one's reality.

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The first man on Mars.

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The first dance on Mars.

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Long live the planet Mars!

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Yann, can you hear me?

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- Yes Simon.
- If you don't hear from us...

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you know what to do.

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Copy that commander.

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What's going on Müller?

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We're already lost?

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No, of course not.

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I'm just checking the route.

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I wasn't prepared.

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Join the club.

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Jeanne, you'll find water bottles and
candy in the armrest,

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if you have a preferred
itinerary, let me know.

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Are you going to tell me why I'm here?
I'm of no use to you.

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You said it yourself, I
can't live without you.

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Did you find a way?

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If your girlfriend wasn't so power-hungry,
I would have a dozen ways.

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I'm really sorry that the world's most
sophisticated artificial intelligence

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requires more power than your razor.

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Can't you just launch
parts of her features?

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It's all interwoven, the code's crazy,
it would take days to...

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Wait. There was a power saving mode.

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I should be able to find it.
Switch off everything we don't use and...

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Like Apollo 13?

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I don't know, I wasn't born yet.

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There's not much left to switch off.

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What's that?

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I've reconfigured the boot, can I launch?

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Wait!

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Go, reboot.

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Come on, gorgeous.

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Wake up.

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Are you okay?

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How many watts can you give it?

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No more than 1500.

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Then we're screwed.

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No more than that!

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Shut it down!

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Wait, it's almost complete!

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Shut it down, we're using the backup!

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Shit!

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Fuck.

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We're in deep shit.

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Basile better be able to reconfigure Irene.

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Or we're going to have to be more radical.

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Can someone explain why
there's no light in my cabin?

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Am I interrupting?

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Wait. I think we're close.

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Tell Meyer.

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He was right.

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We're not the first.

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Must have been a hell of a storm.

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You think they're dead?

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I wasn't very optimistic
to begin with but...

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- What about us?
- We can give up on finding the batteries.

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In theory the solar panels
should be easier to find but...

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I think that's a long shot too.

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- Why?
- I think even a shrink can recognize a solar panel.

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Do you see any?

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Let's check out the surroundings.

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Can you stop doing that?

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- Doing what?
- That. It's not helping.

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You're going to figure it out.

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I don't have time.

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At that rate, I would need days.

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We're all going to suffocate.

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And I'm going to die a virgin.

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Listen kid, 2000 programmers
worked on Irene's code.

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And I chose to bring you to Mars.

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So I know you're doing your best,
and I also know you'll crack this.

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But please spare me your life story,

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save your oxygen, and hurry up.

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No man has ever looked at this place.

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When do you plan on telling
us we're not going back?

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- I'm not sure I understand.
- Don't play dumb.

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You planned for this possibility,
otherwise I wouldn't be here.

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You don't need a geologist or a shrink
to go back to Earth.

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We're the least useful.

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- We can be sacrificed.
- Is this true?

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You have a lot of imagination.

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And you're a bad liar.

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I think I'm going to throw up.

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Keep it for later.

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There's a solar panel 200 yards this way.

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I'm afraid we won't get
to test your theory.

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Don't you feel like you're
putting pressure on me?

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You speak too much.

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Ulysse, do you copy?

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Yes Simon, tell me you've found something.

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- Do you have batteries?
- No.

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There are no batteries.

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But I found a solar panel.

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It's not too damaged, I think.

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Do you think you can hook it to the others?

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Yann, can you hear me?

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Batteries would have been better.

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That's all I have.

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What about the Zillion crew?

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Gone.

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Copy that. We're waiting for you. Over.

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Stop, I see something.

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- What?
- Stop! I said stop!

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I think I saw someone.

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He's breathing. He's alive!

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- What the hell?
- We have to get him back to Ulysse.

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We don't even have enough
oxygen for ourselves.

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We're not leaving him.
Don't even think about it.

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We're in the airlock.

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Get the medical unit ready.

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I thought there was nobody on the ship.

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He wasn't on the ship.

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What the hell, why isn't it opening?

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- What the fuck?
- I don't know, try again.

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Do something, figure it out.

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I'm sorry Simon.

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Sorry for what? What are you talking about?

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If you get on this ship,
if you use a few more

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bars of oxygen to pressurize the airlock...

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You know how it's going to end.

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Better have four survivors
than eight corpses.

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It's a difficult decision, a decision

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nobody should have to make.

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But I can't let you in.

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Eva, I'm sorry.

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Yann, open the fucking door!

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What are you doing?

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- Open it.
- Stop!

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You know I can't make those fucking
solar panels work.

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- If they get in we're all dead.
- You can't decide for all of us.

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You're the one who talked about
a radical solution.

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He's waking up.

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Hello.

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- I'm back.
- Fuck!

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Basile, the batteries!
You're going to kill us all!

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It's not me, I didn't do anything!

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He did it. Everything's working.

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And there's still power.

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Basile, you're a genius.

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See? It wasn't so hard.

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We're good.

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Take off your helmets.

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Let me open this door.

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Wait.

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What did he say?

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Who are you?

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Shit!

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Where is the Z1 mission crew?

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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We found you alone and
unconscious in the desert.

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Where is the rest of your crew?

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I don't know what you're talking about.

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He seems fine.

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If I'm here it means you
must know who I am.

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Okay, I think we got off on the wrong foot.

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I am Simon Gramat,
second in command on the Ulysse mission.

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I'd like to know whose life I just saved.

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We have an idea but we'd
like confirmation. Better?

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I am Vladimir Komarov.

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Colonel and pilot in the Soviet Union army.

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I was born on March 16, 1927 in Moscow.

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I have the honor of being
part of the space program,

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and have been chosen by the First Secretary

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to command the Soyuz mission.

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I don't know how I got here.

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but I will not tell you anything else
about my role

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in my country's army.

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How old are you colonel?

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Forty years old.

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Who is the president of the United States?

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Lyndon Johnson.

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Regressive memory is common in PTSD.

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Maybe he's telling us about family stories,

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or the last book he read.

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What do we do with him?

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Usually it only lasts a few days.

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I think we should keep him in quarantine.

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For safety.

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I have a bad feeling about this.

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Keep examining him,
and send everything back to Earth.

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Did you manage to sleep?

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No.

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Alessandra, we didn't talk about it but...

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- I'm sorry.
- Please.

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He knew the risks.

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There will be a time to think about him,
but not now.

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We got an answer from Earth.
You should see it.

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Commander, I'm sorry for the delay.

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Zillion has just confirmed that

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there was no Russian
cosmonaut on their ship.

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As for the pictures you took of him,
we have a problem.

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You will find a file attached. Open it.

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This picture comes from the archives
of the Russian space program.

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This is Vladimir Komarov.

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He died in 1967 during the atmospheric
reentry of Soyuz 1.

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So, I assume there is a
logical explanation.

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Komarov would be over 90 years old
if he had survived.

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He doesn't look 90.

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