Share with friends and circle of friends with wechat scanning QR code < / P > < p > < p > news on October 18. On Sunday afternoon, Beijing time, the Russian film crew filming on the international space station returned to earth aboard the Soyuz spacecraft < p > on October 5, actress Yulia peresil and director and producer Klim shipenko took the Soyuz spacecraft to the international space station to shoot scenes for the film challenge. The film tells the story of a Russian doctor played by percild who goes to the international space station to treat a sick astronaut. After 12 days at the international space station, the two returned to earth with astronaut Oleg novitskiy, who spent 191 days in space < p > illustration: actress Yulia peresild (middle) is a member of the crew who went to the international space station to shoot film scenes < p > the Soyuz spacecraft with the three passengers landed in Kazakhstan at 13:35 Beijing time on Sunday and returned to Russia later on Sunday. Nowitz arrived at the international space station on April 9 this year and began his third mission. Now he has spent a total of 531 days in space < p > the Soyuz spacecraft aboard the three astronauts encountered a little trouble on Saturday. During a routine engine check, the thruster startup time was longer than expected. Ground controllers resumed control within about 30 minutes, but the normal attitude of the international space station was still deflected. Officials said the astronauts of the international space station had never been in danger, but it was the second such accident on a Russian spacecraft in the past year < p > as part of the commercial agreement with the Russian space agency, percil and spenko were the first multiplayer film crews to visit the international space station. Russian astronauts Nowitzki, Anton shkaplerov and Pyotr Dubrov will also guest star in the film. (Chenchen) < / P > < p > on October 17 local time, the Russian "alliance ms-19" spacecraft carrying a Russian astronaut and two filmmakers returned to earth and landed in Kazakhstan. Previously, two filmmakers stayed on the international space station for 12 days to shoot space films. The picture shows the exit of Russian Actress Yulia peresild. (video screenshot) < / P > < p >