"Kin-dza-dza!" has long transcended the boundaries of cult Soviet science fiction - the film still sparks debates about man, society, and choice. The lecture will analyze its futurological model of the future, the structure of the depicted worlds, and why the characters fail to find space for genuine realization within them. Soviet science fiction of the 1980s often spoke about the present through fictional worlds, and such films continue to resonate decades later. In the meeting, participants will view the well-known film as a model of society, where the structure of the environment directly influences the individual, their behavior, freedom, and ways of interacting with others. At the center of the discussion will be the futurological image of the future, constructed from different social systems and principles of development. It will be important to trace how the characters move between these spaces and each time find themselves faced with the necessity to adapt to new rules.