‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z (1986)

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Felix, a 12-year-old boy from outer space, during the summer holidays gets admitted into a summer children's sports camp. Few people know in the camp that Felix is not there by chance, and a few days ago he was created in a school laboratory because a space intellect sent him as an agent to planet earth to study humans. He is assisted by an ordinary boy Boris and a teacher who explains Felix local traditions and customs.

Director: Yevgeni Markovsky
Genre: Science Fiction, Family, TV Movie, Comedy
Runtime: 120 min
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Music: Igor Krasilnikov
Production: Belarusfilm
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z about?
Felix, a 12-year-old boy from outer space, during the summer holidays gets admitted into a summer children's sports camp. Few people know in the camp that Felix is not there by chance, and a few days ago he was created in a school laboratory because a space intellect sent him as an agent to planet earth to study humans. He is assisted by an ordinary boy Boris and a teacher who explains Felix local traditions and customs.
Who directed ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z?
‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z was directed by Yevgeni Markovsky.
Who stars in ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z?
‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z stars Arnas Katinas, Giedrius Puskunigis, Sergey Shakurov, Dima Andriyevski, Galina Makarova, Zhenya Tumilovich.
How long is ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z?
‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z has a runtime of 2h 0m (120 minutes).
What genre is ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z?
‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z is a Science Fiction, Family, TV Movie, Comedy film.
Where was ‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z produced?
‎Summer Impressions of the Planet‎ Z was produced in Soviet Union.