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Yuri Lennons Landing on Alpha 46

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Country
  
Switzerland/Germany

Director
  
Anthony Vouardoux

Language
  
English

Release date
  
2010

Yuri Lennons Landing on Alpha 46 is a 15-minute short science fiction film.

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Plot

Cosmonaut Yuri Lennon lands on Alpha 46 (supposedly one of Jupiters moons). He is then confronted with an extraordinary paradox.

Some irregularities found in the plot are the fact that, though Lennon communicates with the command center based on Earth, the transmission happens instantaneously - which would be impossible given that the Earth-Jupiter distance varies somewhere between 20 to 40 light-minutes.

Another unexplained fact is that, when the astronaut opens up his helmets shield, hes not killed instantly due to what would probably be a horrendous death, by having his blood "boiling" due to Alpha 46s supposedly extremely thin, harmful (or inexistent) atmosphere, due to its proximity to Jupiter not making it the appropriate place to hold on its own atmosphere.

Personnel

Main cast and crew:

  • Director: Anthony Vouardoux
  • Screenplay writers: Anthony Vouardoux, Daniel Young
  • Music: Beat Soler
  • Cinematography: Pascal Walder
  • Editing: Orza Ramon
  • Cast: Marc Hosemann (as Yuri Lennon)

    • References

    Yuri Lennons Landing on Alpha 46 Wikipedia
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