Eolomea
Eolomea is a 1972 science fiction film directed by Herrmann Zschoche, based on the book of the same name by Angel Wagenstein. The film was an East German/Soviet/Bulgarian coproduction. Story Eight spaceships disappear and radio contact to the enormous space station "Margot" is broken off. Professor Maria Scholl and the high council decree a flight ban for all other spaceships. Nevertheless, one ship succeeds in leaving earth. The cause of all these strange events is the mysterious signals in Morse code coming to earth from the constellation Cygnus. Deciphered, they say the word "Eolomea," which seems to refer to a planet. With Captain Daniel Lagny, an unmotivated eccentric, Maria Scholl undertakes the risky journey to the space station "Margot" to uncover the secret, only to discover that a secretly planned expedition of stolen spaceships is leaving for Eolomea against the will of the government. Cast Cox Habbema: Prof. Maria Scholl Ivan Andonov: Daniel Lagny Rolf Hoppe: Prof. Oli Tal Vsevolod Sanayev: Kun, the pilot Peter Slabakov: Pierre Brodski Wolfgang Greese: Chairman Holger Mahlich: Navigator Benjamin Besson: Capt. Sima Kun Evelyn Opoczynski: colleague of Scholl Heidemarie Schneider: colleague of Sima Kun Editions The original, uncut version of the film was rereleased