The End of Eternity (Russian: Конец Вечности, romanized: Konets Vechnosti) is a 1987 Soviet science fiction film directed by Andrei Yermash based on the eponymous 1955 novel by Isaac Asimov.

[1][2] The film tells about the activities of a secret organization called Eternity, which exists outside of time and controls everything on Earth.

Representatives of Eternity can get into any century of the Earth's history, beginning with the 27th century, when Eternity appeared, with the help of Time Capsules moving in the endlessly continuing Sockets of Time, and change the course of events as they themselves deem necessary: eradicating wars, customs, new weapons, space travel.

Mistakenly, Technician Harlan introduces Cooper to the Time Capsule device, which is strictly forbidden, for which he receives the punishment of being appointed Observer to the Eternity sector of the 48th century in which his nemesis, Computer Finge, is in charge.

There, he meets a regular girl from the 48th century, Noÿs Lambent, who temporarily works for Finge as a secretary (this is extremely surprising for Harlan, since there are no women in Eternity).