Attraction ends on a cliffhanger. The sequel, Invasion (original Russian: Вторжение / Vtorzheniye), was released in 2020. It continues the story three years later, introducing new alien threats and deepening the relationship between Yulia and Hekon. Unless you watch Attraction first, Invasion will be confusing.
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If you find a version of the movie (720p) but it does not have subtitles included, you can download the subtitle file separately:
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I should check if "Attraction" (2017) is the correct movie. There's a Russian movie titled "Attraction" (2017) directed by Fyodor Bondarchuk, which is a sci-fi love story. It stars Zhenya Fedorova and Pyotr Fyodorov. The plot involves a girl who can see a future version of herself when she touches someone. That's the one I should reference.
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It sounds like you're referring to the 2017 Russian sci-fi romantic drama Attraction (directed by Fyodor Bondarchuk). Here’s a concise summary of its good story and themes, followed by recommendations for legal viewing: Attraction ends on a cliffhanger
| Role | Actor/Actress | |------|----------------| | Yulia Lebedeva | Irina Starshenbaum | | Hekon (alien) | Rinal Mukhametov | | Colonel Lebedev | Alexander Petrov | | Artyom (Yulia’s boyfriend) | Alexander Petrov (yes, same name as above – different actor) | | Kira | Darya Rudenko |
Director: Fedor Bondarchuk (known for Stalingrad, The Inhabited Island, Invasion – the sequel to Attraction).
Budget: ~$15 million USD
Box Office: Over $30 million worldwide If you find a version of the movie
Visually, the film uses close-ups and lingering shots to emphasize intimacy, while a muted color palette underscores the emotional gravity of key scenes. The soundtrack—alternating between quiet piano motifs and more urgent contemporary tracks—mirrors the protagonists’ fluctuating inner states. Dialogues are naturalistic, often stopping short of full confession, which heightens tension and realism.
The “aliens are refugees” metaphor is strong. Humans are not innocent victims; they shoot first. The film asks: What if the invaders are more afraid than we are?
Produced by Glavkino and Art Pictures Studio, the film’s CGI rivals Hollywood. The alien ship, zero-gravity sequences, and battle scenes are breathtaking — especially in 720p or higher resolution.