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Per Aspera Ad Astra (Cherez ternii k zvyozdam)
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Per Aspera Ad Astra (Cherez ternii k zvyozdam) is a 1981 (filmed 1980) Soviet two-part science fiction movie directed by Richard Viktorov. In the 23rd century, a spaceship from Earth finds a derelict spaceship of unknown origin. The only survivor on board is a young woman who is found in catatonic state. She suffers from memory loss and cannot recall anything of her past, except for her name - Niyya. Scientist Sergei Lebedev settles Niyya in his house. Some time passed, and a diplomatic mission from the planet Dessa has arrived on Earth. Dessa suffers from completely ruined ecology and asks for help. As memory flashbacks reveal to Niyya that she is from planet Dessa, and she is the last of the clones, created by genius scientist Glan, she stows away on the ship "Astra" that heads to Dessa.
In 1989 the heavily edited and cut down for nearly a half film was released in USA as Ep.11 "Humanoid Woman" of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 TV series.
In 2001 a digitally restored version directed by Nikolai Viktorov, the son of the original film's director, was released.
The following weapons were used in the film Per Aspera Ad Astra (Cherez ternii k zvyozdam):
Walther P38
Henchmen of Turanchoks, the informal ruler of Dessa, use Walther P38 pistols in several scenes. A single nickel plated pistol is reused.
Thompson M1928A1
The guards of the only remaining water supply on Dessa carry Thompson M1928A1 submachine guns.
