
Sputnik (2020) on Netflix
In 1983, a Soviet spacecraft crashes in Kazakhstan, and cosmonaut Konstantin Veshnyakov is its only survivor. The military recruits psychiatrist Tatyana Klimova to assess his mental state.
- Netflix3.1/5
- IMDb6.4/1030,599 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes88%
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Plot summary
Konstantin Veshnyakov is the only man pulled alive from a Soviet spacecraft that came down in Kazakhstan, and he is taken to a military research facility. His memory of the flight is gone. Yan Rigel, the site's scientist, cannot bring it back. Colonel Semiradov then brings in Tatyana Klimova, a controversial psychiatrist, and she observes post-traumatic stress in the commander. At night, a creature forces its way out of the sleeping Veshnyakov's mouth. Semiradov explains that it emerges nightly without Veshnyakov's knowledge, that it kept him alive, and that it is now bonded to him so that separating them would kill both. He asks Klimova to find a way to part them permanently.
Cast
Oksana Akinshinaas Tatyana Klimova
Fyodor Bondarchukas Colonel Semiradov
Pyotr Fyodorovas Konstantin Veshnyakov
Anton Vasilyevas Yan Rigel
Aleksey Demidovas Kirill Averchenko
Anna Nazarovaas Nurse
- Albrecht Sanderas Convict Seryj
Vitaliya Kornienkoas Child in Orphanage
Vasily Zotovas Biologist
Aleksandr Marushevas Convict Ruben
Shamil Mukhamedovas Adjutant of Semiradov
Ruslan Dzhaybekovas Physiotherapist
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Sputnik (2020)
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- When Sputnik was released in Russia, over one million people streamed it on More.tv, Wink and Ivi.ru, making it the most-streamed title across those three services in two years, beating both American and other Russian titles.


























