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1959
1h 17min

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Two countries race to have the first successful landing on Mars.

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTwo countries race to have the first successful landing on Mars.Two countries race to have the first successful landing on Mars.Two countries race to have the first successful landing on Mars.

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Olga (Nancy - US)
(as L. Borisenko)

Lev Lobov

Sashko (Johnson - US)
(as L. Lobov)

Sergey Filimonov

Troyan - Journalist
(as S. Filimonov)

Marina Samojlova

Mat' (Mother) Klark (Mother Matthews - US)

Linda Barrett

(U.S. version)
(voz)

Kirk Barton

Barry Chertok

Frederick Farley

(U.S. version)
(voz)

Mary Kannon

(U.S. version)
(voz)

Thomas Littleton

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Trivia
The credit on the US version of the film, "Battle Beyond the Sun", was given to "Thomas Colchart", a pseudonym for then -spiring filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola. Roger Corman gave him the task of creating two monsters resembling genitalia (one male, one female) which were amusingly spliced into the film.

Errores
At the beginning of the movie (11:17) South Hemis has launched a rocket going to a space station carrying two astronauts. One of them is Dr Albert Gordon. Dr Gordon's wife Ruth also works on the project at ground control. Just after the launch Ruth is shown writing in what is likely a log book and at the top of the page the header reads North Hemis Space Agency instead of South Hemis.

Versiones alternativas
Released (by Roger Corman) in the USA as "Battle Beyond the Sun". This version was recut and also added new footage directed by a young Francis Ford Coppola. In this version, of course, all Soviet propaganda has been dropped.

Conexiones
Edited into La reina del planeta sangriento (1966)

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Garbage in, garbage out

One of my sci-fi/horror/fantasy reviews written 50 years ago: Directed by M. Karzukov and Aleksandr Kozyr (reworked version by Francis Ford Coppola); Produced by Tatyana Kulchitskaya for Dovzhenko Film Studios (reworked version by Roger Corman, released in America by American-International Pictures. Photography by N. Kulchiskiy; Music by Yuli Meitus (reworked version by Carmine Coppola). Starring Ivan Pereverzev and Alla Popova; plus voices by Andy Stewart and Aria Powell.

Another waste of a foreign sci-fi film (from Russia), chopped up, dubbed and voice-over narrated to no avail. Beginning with a boring prologue expressing the authors' inflated view of the film's historical importance, this set in 1997 tale of the race of Earth's two powers (North and South hemis) to claim Mars is virtually devoid of continuity or interesting stuff. Nothing really happens, and just to punch up the action, a foolish fight between a giant insect creature and a headless hulk with eyestalks is inserted amidst otherwise straight science fiction.