If there's one thing we can't deny about the old Soviet Union, it's that its vision of a hyper-technological future was gigantic. Basically every aspect of our lives would be automated, a critical requirement for maintaining cities that stretch for kilometers into the sky, occupying the most hostile regions of Earth, and colonizing outer space. A 1976 children's film explores some of those concepts, making several predictions about what the world would be like in a century.
Personalized exam rooms, greenhouses with gardens that always stay green, a precise balance between new cities and old buildings, protection and imitation of nature, colonization of the sea with artificial islands... this old movie leaves no stone unturned. We all know what the fate of the Soviet Union was, but we are still quite far from 2076. Maybe some of this will become reality...?