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* AmbiguousSituation: Is Hanuš a real, literal alien creature who actually found a kindred spirit in Jakub, or is he meant to be a figment of imagination from Jakub's mind? While the source material apparently indicated and the film director stated that Hanuš is real, it is not so clear-cut for on how the film adaptation. adaptation presented it. Unlike the source material, no one besides Jakub himself directly acknowledges Hanuš' existence. No one back on earth seemed to bother the two communicating with each other, existence, although in part due to communications between the space station and earth being (conveniently) conveniently broken down most of the time.time. Besides the initial fright, Jakub doesn't seem overwhelmed by the presence of an intelligent, talking extraterrestrial lifeform and treated him like as if a human stranger had stumbled into his home. Everything Hanuš said and done could easily be interpreted as Jakub's self-reflection while in isolation. Hanuš' initial departure could be seen as Jakub being conscious of his own self-inflicted pain for the first time, while [[spoiler:Hanuš' eventual death could be seen as Jakub peacefully acknowledging his own guilt which in turn ended his self-reflection]]. On the other hand, the film director (supposed to be the "word of god") claimed that Hanuš is real.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Is Hanuš a real, literal alien creature who actually found a kindred spirit in Jakub, or is he meant to be a figment of imagination from Jakub's mind? While the source material apparently indicated Hanuš is real, it is not so clear-cut for the film adaptation. Unlike the source material, no one besides Jakub himself directly acknowledges Hanuš' existence. No one back on earth seemed to bother the two communicating with each other, due to communications between the space station and earth being (conveniently) broken down most of the time. Everything Hanuš said and done could easily be interpreted as Jakub's self-reflection while in isolation. Hanuš' initial departure could be seen as Jakub being conscious of his own self-inflicted pain for the first time, while [[spoiler:Hanuš' eventual death could be seen as Jakub peacefully acknowledging his own guilt which in turn ended his self-reflection]]. On the other hand, the film director (supposed to be the "word of god") claimed that Hanuš is real.
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* AmbiguousSituation: Is Hanuš a real, literal alien creature who actually found a kindred spirit in Jakub, or is he meant to be a figment of imagination from Jakub's mind? While the source material apparently indicated Hanuš is real, it is not so clear-cut for the film adaptation. Unlike the source material, no one besides Jakub himself directly acknowledges Hanuš' existence. No one back on earth seemed to bother the two communicating with each other, due to communications between the space station and earth being (conveniently) broken down most of the time. Everything Hanuš said and done could easily be interpreted as Jakub's self-reflection while in isolation. Hanuš' initial departure could be seen as Jakub waking up, realizing being conscious of his own self-inflicted pain was self-inflicted, and finally for the first time, while [[spoiler:Hanuš' eventual death could be seen as Jakub's Jakub peacefully acknowledging his own guilt which in turn ended his self-reflection respectively]].self-reflection]].
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* AmbiguousSituation: Is Hanuš a real, literal alien creature who actually found a kindred spirit in Jakub, or is he meant to be a figment of imagination from Jakub's mind? While the source material apparently indicated Hanuš is real, it is not so clear-cut for the film adaptation. Unlike the source material, no one besides Jakub himself directly acknowledges Hanuš' existence. No one back on earth seemed to bother the two communicating with each other, due to communications between the space station and earth being (conveniently) broken down most of the time. Everything Hanuš said and done could easily be interpreted as Jakub's self-reflection while in isolation. And Hanuš' initial departure could be seen as Jakub waking up, realizing his pain was self-inflicted, and finally [[spoiler:Hanuš' initial departure and eventual death could be seen as Jakub's realization of peacefully acknowledging his self-inflicted pain and the end of own guilt which in turn ended his self-reflection respectively]].
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's never made clear if Hanuš was a real alien or if he was a figment of Jakub's imagination made to help him cope with his loneliness]].
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's never made clear if Is Hanuš was a real real, literal alien creature who actually found a kindred spirit in Jakub, or if is he was meant to be a figment of imagination from Jakub's imagination made mind? While the source material apparently indicated Hanuš is real, it is not so clear-cut for the film adaptation. Unlike the source material, no one besides Jakub himself directly acknowledges Hanuš' existence. No one back on earth seemed to help him cope bother the two communicating with each other, due to communications between the space station and earth being (conveniently) broken down most of the time. Everything Hanuš said and done could easily be interpreted as Jakub's self-reflection while in isolation. And [[spoiler:Hanuš' initial departure and eventual death could be seen as Jakub's realization of his loneliness]].self-inflicted pain and the end of his self-reflection respectively]].
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: [[spoiler:Unlike what happened in the novel, the film version of Jakub reconciled with his wife Lenka]].
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: [[spoiler:Unlike what happened in the novel, it was implied the film version of Jakub reconciled with his wife Lenka]].
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* AdaptationalAlternateEnding: [[spoiler:Unlike what happened in the novel, the film version of Jakub reconciled with his wife Lenka]].
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->''"Just like you, I fled my planet. Through galaxies, through black holes, through time. And then I found... you."''
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->''"Just like you, I fled my planet. Through galaxies, through black holes, I fled through time. And universe, through time, looking for solace. But then I found... you."''
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Refusing to stick around in a lonely marriage for a man who won't give her the time of day, Lenka tries to flee her home to take shelter in a refuge for pregnant mothers.
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** Lenka. Refusing to stick around in a lonely marriage for a man who won't give her the time of day, Lenka tries to flee her home to take shelter in a refuge for pregnantmothers.mothers.
** Hanuš. When he realizes that Jakub's loneliness is self-inflicted, he "loses interest" and leaves. When Jakub asks him to stay and help, Hanuš replies "You cannot be helped."
** Lenka. Refusing to stick around in a lonely marriage for a man who won't give her the time of day, Lenka tries to flee her home to take shelter in a refuge for pregnant
** Hanuš. When he realizes that Jakub's loneliness is self-inflicted, he "loses interest" and leaves. When Jakub asks him to stay and help, Hanuš replies "You cannot be helped."
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* FakeMemories: PlayedWith. [[spoiler:Using Hanuš' telepathy, Jakub lives through the moment where Lenka suffered her miscarriage. Even though he wasn't there in person to witness the event, Hanuš explains that his understanding of the situation along with how he perceived Lenka's emotions helped to create that memory for them to live through]].
* MissionControl: Back on Earth, Jakub relies on a scientist named Peter to help him with managing the ship's operations while also keeping him in contact with their team and Lenka.
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* NoBodyLeftBehind: [[spoiler:Hanuš' entire body is eaten by the Gorompeds who also disappear by the pink lights]].
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* NoBodyLeftBehind: [[spoiler:Hanuš' entire body is eaten by the Gorompeds who also disappear by the pink lights]].lights of the Chopra]].
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* AmbiguousSituation: [[spoiler:It's never made clear if Hanuš was a real alien or if he was a figment of Jakub's imagination made to help him cope with his loneliness]].
* BookEnds: The first scene of the movie shows Jakub in his spacesuit trekking through a river. [[spoiler:One of the last scenes reveals that it was a dream where he reunited with his beloved Queen Lenka]].
* BookEnds: The first scene of the movie shows Jakub in his spacesuit trekking through a river. [[spoiler:One of the last scenes reveals that it was a dream where he reunited with his beloved Queen Lenka]].
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* LastOfHisKind: Hanuš mentions that he's the last member of his tribe after they were wipes out by another species known as the Gorompeds. [[spoiler:The spider soon falls victim to the Gorompeds who a revealed to be a colony of parasitic worms]].
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* LastOfHisKind: Hanuš mentions that he's the last member of his tribe after they were wipes wiped out by another species known as the Gorompeds. [[spoiler:The spider soon falls victim to the Gorompeds who a revealed to be a colony of parasitic worms]].
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* DarkAndTroubledPast: Jakub mentions that he grew up on the countryside and was most likely destined to be a pig farmer like his dad if he didn't pursue his astronaut career. He also mentions that [[spoiler:his dad was a communist who organized torture sessions against potential traitors. This went on until his father's enemies murdered him while burning their farmhouse when he was only a teenager]].
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* TheNeedsOfTheMany: The president of the Czech Space Station purposefully withheld Lenka's last message to Jakub of leaving him stating that his mental health can be severely impacted if he heard the news. Not only would his mental health and life be in jeopardy but also the entire mission and everything he and the team worked hard to achieve.
* NoBodyLeftBehind: [[spoiler:Hanuš' entire body is eaten by the Gorompeds who also disappear by the pink lights]].
* NoBodyLeftBehind: [[spoiler:Hanuš' entire body is eaten by the Gorompeds who also disappear by the pink lights]].
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Refusing to stick around in a lonely marriage for a man who won't give her the time of day, Lenka tries to flee her home to take shelter in a refuge for pregnant mothers.
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* DissappointedInYou: [[spoiler:Realizing that Jakub's loneliness was self-inflicted as he chose to abandon Lanka during her miscarriage, Hanuš loses interest in Jakub and tries to leave]].
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* DissappointedInYou: ChekhovsGun: Jakub tries to uses the ship's decontaminant spray on the giant spider who invaded his ship. In the climax, [[spoiler:he uses another canister in a vain attempt to destroy the Gorompeds who were infecting his spider buddy]].
* ChekhovsGunman: Peter mentions to Jakub that a rival Korean space team are on their tail and racing to reach the Chopra first. [[spoiler:The Korean teams appears in the end to give Jakub a lift after leaving his ship]].
* DisappointedInYou: [[spoiler:Realizing that Jakub's loneliness was self-inflicted as he chose to abandon Lanka during her miscarriage, Hanuš loses interest in Jakub and tries toleave]].leave]].
: TheExactCenterOfEverything: According to Hanuš, the Chopra gas cloud is said to be the original site where everything first started. [[spoiler:When he and Jakub venture inside, it's filled with sounds and activity based around Jakub's life]].
* ChekhovsGunman: Peter mentions to Jakub that a rival Korean space team are on their tail and racing to reach the Chopra first. [[spoiler:The Korean teams appears in the end to give Jakub a lift after leaving his ship]].
* DisappointedInYou: [[spoiler:Realizing that Jakub's loneliness was self-inflicted as he chose to abandon Lanka during her miscarriage, Hanuš loses interest in Jakub and tries to
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* MustMakeAmends: [[spoiler:After his selfish actions towards his wife drive away Hanuš, Jakub arranges Peter to contact Lenka so he can openly apologize for his negligence towards her]].
* PensieveFlashback: Hanuš' telepathy allows him to peer into Jakub's memories at any point in his life to evaluate them.
* TragicStillbirth: [[spoiler:Lenka was revealed to have suffered a miscarriage while Jakub was busy with astronaut training. His cold negligence and willingness to distance himself from her during her hour of need would only create resentment in the would-be mother]].
: YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: Hanuš constantly refers to Jakub as "skinny human" throughout the movie. The only time he calls him by his true name is when [[spoiler:he's about to die in space]].
* YouNeverAsked: PlayedForDrama. [[spoiler:Hanuš returns to the ship only to reveal that he's been slowly dying from the Gorompeds invading his body. After Jakub asks why he never told him, the spider sincerely replies that the astronaut never bothered to ask about him. This is a major stepping stone in Jakub's JerkassRealization]].
* PensieveFlashback: Hanuš' telepathy allows him to peer into Jakub's memories at any point in his life to evaluate them.
* TragicStillbirth: [[spoiler:Lenka was revealed to have suffered a miscarriage while Jakub was busy with astronaut training. His cold negligence and willingness to distance himself from her during her hour of need would only create resentment in the would-be mother]].
: YouCalledMeXItMustBeSerious: Hanuš constantly refers to Jakub as "skinny human" throughout the movie. The only time he calls him by his true name is when [[spoiler:he's about to die in space]].
* YouNeverAsked: PlayedForDrama. [[spoiler:Hanuš returns to the ship only to reveal that he's been slowly dying from the Gorompeds invading his body. After Jakub asks why he never told him, the spider sincerely replies that the astronaut never bothered to ask about him. This is a major stepping stone in Jakub's JerkassRealization]].
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* AliensLoveHumanFood: The spider develops a love of chocolate and feeds on it during his stay in Jakub's ship. [[spoiler:As he's dying, Jakub offers him another jar to make his final moments more peaceful]].
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:After reaching the Chopra, Jakub loses his ship and Hanuš perishes from the Gorompeds. Thankfully, Jakub is rescued by a Korean space crew who welcome him into their ship and allow them to call Lenka. Lenka responds and it's implied that they'll continue their marriage]].
* CentralTheme: The overarching theme is loneliness and how the main protagonists (Jakub, Lenka and Hanuš) try to cope with it.
* DissappointedInYou: [[spoiler:Realizing that Jakub's loneliness was self-inflicted as he chose to abandon Lanka during her miscarriage, Hanuš loses interest in Jakub and tries to leave]].
* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:After reaching the Chopra, Jakub loses his ship and Hanuš perishes from the Gorompeds. Thankfully, Jakub is rescued by a Korean space crew who welcome him into their ship and allow them to call Lenka. Lenka responds and it's implied that they'll continue their marriage]].
* CentralTheme: The overarching theme is loneliness and how the main protagonists (Jakub, Lenka and Hanuš) try to cope with it.
* DissappointedInYou: [[spoiler:Realizing that Jakub's loneliness was self-inflicted as he chose to abandon Lanka during her miscarriage, Hanuš loses interest in Jakub and tries to leave]].
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* HatesBeingTouched: While normally a friendly spider, Hanuš makes it clear that his tribe doesn't approve of physical touch and is prone to aggression when Jakub tries to touch him. [[spoiler:But as the bond between them grows, the spider starts to become more accepting of the skinny human's physical hugs]].
* LastOfHisKind: Hanuš mentions that he's the last member of his tribe after they were wipes out by another species known as the Gorompeds. [[spoiler:The spider soon falls victim to the Gorompeds who a revealed to be a colony of parasitic worms]].
* LastOfHisKind: Hanuš mentions that he's the last member of his tribe after they were wipes out by another species known as the Gorompeds. [[spoiler:The spider soon falls victim to the Gorompeds who a revealed to be a colony of parasitic worms]].
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''Spaceman'' is a 2024 science fiction drama film directed by Johan Renck (''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''), based on Jaroslav Kalfař's 2017 novel ''Spaceman of Bohemia''.
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who is stuck on an eight-month long solo mission to explore a mysterious cloud of "intergalactic dust" between Earth and Venus that mysteriously makes the sky purple. However, while stuck in space, Jakub quickly comes to realize that the life -- and wife (Creator/CareyMulligan) -- he left behind on Earth won't be there when he gets back.
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who is stuck on an eight-month long solo mission to explore a mysterious cloud of "intergalactic dust" between Earth and Venus that mysteriously makes the sky purple. However, while stuck in space, Jakub quickly comes to realize that the life -- and wife (Creator/CareyMulligan) -- he left behind on Earth won't be there when he gets back.
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-> ''Just like you, I fled my planet. Through galaxies, through black holes, through time. And then I found... you.''
--> '''-Hanuš'''
''Spaceman'' is a 2024 science fiction drama film directed by Johan Renck (''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''), based on Jaroslav Kalfař's 2017 novel ''Spaceman ofBohemia''.
Bohemia''. The film is distributed through Creator/{{Netflix}}, and is expected to drop on the platform on March 1st.
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who isstuck on six months into an eight-month long solo mission to explore a mysterious cloud of "intergalactic dust" between Earth and Venus that mysteriously makes the sky purple. However, while stuck in space, Jakub quickly comes to realize that the life -- and wife (Creator/CareyMulligan) -- he left behind on Earth won't be there when he gets back.
back. Little does he know, he's picked up a stowaway in Hanuš (Creator/PaulDano), a milennia-old alien in the form of a freakishly large spider who is determined to help Jakub sort through his emotional problems before it is too late.
'''Previews:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YK6Te-Brfk Official First Look]], [[https://youtu.be/rNZ0xKaCdus?si=l8ldzoCo39BrN8tB Official Trailer]]
--> '''-Hanuš'''
''Spaceman'' is a 2024 science fiction drama film directed by Johan Renck (''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''), based on Jaroslav Kalfař's 2017 novel ''Spaceman of
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who is
'''Previews:''' [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YK6Te-Brfk Official First Look]], [[https://youtu.be/rNZ0xKaCdus?si=l8ldzoCo39BrN8tB Official Trailer]]
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* AdvertisingByAssociation: After establishing the story's world, the trailer opens with "From Johan Renck, The Director of ''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''".
* FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider: Hanuš' stated goal is to help Jakub work through his baggage, and Paul Dano's soft-spoken performance certainly lends credibility to that.
--> '''Hanuš:''' I did not intend to frighten you, skinny human.
* MoodyTrailerCoverSong: The trailer has a vocal (and later, orchestral) cover of "[[Music/LudwigVanBeethoven Moonlight Sonata]]" underscoring most of the action.
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* AdvertisingByAssociation: After establishing the story's world, the trailer opens with "From Johan Renck, The Director of ''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''".
* FriendlyNeighborhoodSpider: Hanuš' stated goal is to help Jakub work through his baggage, and Paul Dano's soft-spoken performance certainly lends credibility to that.
--> '''Hanuš:''' I did not intend to frighten you, skinny human.
* MoodyTrailerCoverSong: The trailer has a vocal (and later, orchestral) cover of "[[Music/LudwigVanBeethoven Moonlight Sonata]]" underscoring most of the action.
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''Spaceman'' is a 2024 science fiction drama film directed by Johan Renck (''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''), based on Jaroslav Kalfař's 2017 novel ''Spaceman of Bohemia''.
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who is stuck on an eight-month long solo mission to explore a mysterious cloud of "intergalactic dust" between Earth and Venus that mysteriously makes the sky purple. However, while stuck in space, Jakub quickly comes to realize that the life -- and wife (Creator/CareyMulligan) -- he left behind on Earth won't be there when he gets back.
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[[caption-width-right:1000:''"Six months in isolation, you start thinking too much."'']]
''Spaceman'' is a 2024 science fiction drama film directed by Johan Renck (''Series/{{Chernobyl}}''), based on Jaroslav Kalfař's 2017 novel ''Spaceman of Bohemia''.
Creator/AdamSandler plays Jakub Procházka, the titular Czech spaceman, who is stuck on an eight-month long solo mission to explore a mysterious cloud of "intergalactic dust" between Earth and Venus that mysteriously makes the sky purple. However, while stuck in space, Jakub quickly comes to realize that the life -- and wife (Creator/CareyMulligan) -- he left behind on Earth won't be there when he gets back.
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