A Hundred Years Ahead

Alice Selezneva, a girl from the future with whom nothing will happen, is the most popular character of Kir Bulichev. Alice appears in five dozen novels, stories, and tales, but she became truly famous thanks to the novel "A Hundred Years Ahead" and the subsequent five-part adaptation "Guest from the Future" with Natasha Guseva in the lead role. In 1976, Kolya, a student of the 6th 'B' class of an ordinary Moscow school, becomes accidentally transported a hundred years into the future. Having thoroughly enjoyed the wonders of Moscow at the end of the 21st century and almost flying to the Moon, Kolya encounters two space pirates, Rat and Cheerful-U, and tries to hide from them in his own time, taking along a mielophone, a valuable device that the pirates are hunting for.