Okay, let's go out.
Look, Kolya, I think they just know
about everything and they took
measures.
I warned you.
But why?
They're tired of troubles.
Everybody tries to go there.
- Jump!
- Are you crazy? It's high.
Jump anyway.
Go!
- I think I broke my leg.
- Thank God you're alive.
What are we gonna do next?
That means the pirates are here too.
They are chasing you.
I wish I looked at them closely.
Why do you need that?
Why don't you leave?
Find a job as a builder. Hide.
If they find me,
how are they gonna know that it's
me?
You know, we'll use different ways.
It's safer.
I worry about you.
- It's weird.
- What?
The same evening as we have.
Don't talk in riddles.
Do you study in the 6th form?
- Yes.
- And what school?
Number 20.
It can't be!
It's a coincidence!
Alice, you always talk in riddles.
If you ask me,
I don't believe you lost memory.
For some reason
you don't want to tell me things.
I'll tell you everything,
but please don't hurry me.
Then don't bother me.
- Does any Kolya study with you?
- Even three. Which one do you
need?
- Three Kolyas?
- Yes. Sulimov, Sadovskiy,
Gerasimov.
Three Kolyas.
Why do you need him?
You know, he took something from
us. That's very valuable.
He stole it?
No, just took it.
I think he wanted to do the best,
but then he scared.
What do you mean from you?
Where do you come from?
I'm from Moscow.
Are you sure?
Yes, but the difference
is that I'm gonna live...
actually I live in 100 years.
I wasn't born yet.
Say what?
I'm from the future.
Crazy!
Of course it's hard to believe in.
I don't know if I believed
if I were you.
I'm trying.
How did Kolya get to you?
Through the time machine.
- So it exists, doesn't it?
- Of course, it does.
But it's fiction.
- You see, you don't...
- No, I believe you, go on.
I don't know what to add.
I live in Moscow,
I study at school. Nothing special.
Have you been to the Moon?
To the Moon, to Mars and deep
space.
And you're telling me nothing
special?
Who is that?
I don't like this noise.
Alice, we've got good news for you.
Don't worry.
What happened?
Everything's fine.
We found your father.
- My father?
- Yes.
It's so interesting.
Why aren't you happy?
It's natural. She's shocked.
But nobody knows I'm here.
Everybody knows.
Everybody worries.
Ask the father in.
We're gonna let her go home.
At night?
Maybe tomorrow morning,
with the director's permission.
This is my order.
I see.
We need to stimulate.
I see.
Here's our daddy.
Hi, little girl.
My girl.
Hi, daddy.
She remembered!
She remembered!
She remembered!
Alexander Borisovich, you're
genius.
She remembered!
Prepare the documents.
And her things too.
And her things. I'm going.
She remembered!
Quick!
Tell me where is Mielophone?
- Hello.
- Hello.
Hello.
No, it's a hospital.
How are my patients doing?
Hello, Alexander Borisovich.
Go to bed, my girl.
So where were we?
We arrive to the Azov Sea.
We stayed at one Kazakh.
He was very vivid.
He had a big forelock, a blue
peak-cap.
And he tells us,
''I'm gonna take you to the Azov
Sea.''
We used a boat.
It was very hot there.
Watermelons didn't grow yet.
The sea was so soft.
What's next?
Strange man.
And he had a blue peak-cap
with a red band.
His forelock was...
I'm sorry.
Here are the documents.
What documents?
Alexander Borisovich, you ordered
me to prepare the documents for a
discharging.
The father came for the patient.
What patient? What father?
Alice?
Maria Pavlovna,
there wasn't a father.
What do you mean?
Yulia?
It seemed to me...
there wasn't a father.
Hold on...
Alexander Borisovich, you told me...
''I order... We need to stimulate...''
''Her father. She remembered.
You're a genius. Prepare the
documents and her things.''
Stop it.
Don't traumatize the children.
Girls in pajamas, stop!
Girls in pajamas, stop!
Girls in pajamas, stop!
Girls in pajamas,
you're gonna catch a cold!
Girls in