Actress and television host Olga Buzova offered her reflections on Telegram after watching the film The Challenge. She shared her thoughts about the experience, highlighting elements that stood out and resonated with audiences in Russia and beyond.
A portion of the film was shot aboard the International Space Station, marking The Challenge as a landmark project in cinema. Buzova described the movie as incredible and a source of national pride. She urged viewers to see the film and praised director Klim Shipenko for delivering a remarkable achievement. She even floated the idea of jumping into a sequel on the Moon, suggesting a bold continuation that would push creative boundaries.
In a lighter moment, Buzova teased a potential lunar collaboration, asking, “Maybe go to the Moon with me now?” during a discussion about the project and its future possibilities.
The presenter also commended Yulia Peresild, who starred in the production, calling her a longtime favorite and expressing admiration for her continued performances. Buzova highlighted the contributions of Miloš Biković, as well as the astronauts Anton Shkaplerov and Oleg Novitsky, noting their performances as outstanding and inspirational for the whole team and audience alike.
Earlier, Konstantin Ernst, the general manager of Channel One, hinted at the possibility of a second installment during the film’s premiere. He suggested that the sequel could unfold on the Moon, a prospect Peresild indicated she would consider, should the project move forward and align with her schedule and interests.