I was intrigued by the fact that it was from a real-life event, but I got bored watching it. The story of pilot Damir Yusupov, who, in August 2019, despite two engine failures, managed to land a plane belonging to Ural Airlines, thus saving the lives of 233 people. During takeoff, the Airbus A321 collides with a flock of birds, and in an emergency, Yusupov decides to land the plane in a cornfield near Zhukovsky airfield. Of course, in the investigations made later, it was said that the plane could safely return to the airport with a single engine without landing in the field, but as a result of the mistakes of the pilot and co-pilot, it had to land in the field. I don't know how right or wrong it is, I just researched it. As for the movie, the movie is boring. It has a pretty classic script. I think it's a 4-star out of 10 production. Nevertheless, thanks for your efforts.