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The Mobius Sheet (1988) | Slate

The Mobius Sheet

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The Mobius Sheet

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The Mobius Sheet

Лист Мебиуса

The film introduces viewers to modern problems of topology in a popular form: a story about a subway train that went into the "fourth dimension".

Released: 1988
Runtime: 20m
Genres: Science Fiction
Country: Soviet Union

Direction and writing

Leonid PartigulDirector

Vladimir GribanovWriter

Armin DeutschAuthor

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Cast

Vladimir SalnikovGulyaev
B. Breslavskiy

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