Last updated on May 23rd, 2024 at 09:17 am
In an exciting development for space enthusiasts and movie lovers alike, acclaimed director Gabriela Cowperthwaite has embarked on a thrilling cinematic journey with her latest project, the I.S.S. Movie.
This highly anticipated film promises to take audiences on an awe-inspiring adventure beyond our planet’s boundaries, showcasing the wonders of the International Space Station (I.S.S.) like never before.
Under Cowperthwaite’s expert guidance, the I.S.S. Movie aims to capture the essence of space exploration and the experiences of astronauts living aboard the station.
With her keen eye for detail and storytelling prowess, Cowperthwaite is set to deliver a visually stunning and emotionally captivating cinematic experience that will transport viewers into the vastness of space.
The I.S.S. Movie is a testament to the remarkable collaboration between the entertainment industry and space agencies, as it promises to provide viewers with a realistic portrayal of life on the I.S.S.
From the breathtaking views of Earth from space to the daily challenges faced by astronauts, every aspect of this extraordinary environment will be brought to life on the silver screen.
Cowperthwaite’s decision to helm this ambitious project comes as no surprise, given her impressive track record in directing thought-provoking films that delve into the human experience.
Her previous work, such as the critically acclaimed documentary “Blackfish,” showcased her ability to tell compelling stories while shedding light on important issues.
With the I.S.S. Movie, Cowperthwaite aims to inspire audiences by highlighting the courage, resilience, and scientific advancements associated with space exploration.
Through her unique storytelling approach, she hopes to ignite a sense of wonder and curiosity about our universe, encouraging viewers to ponder the mysteries that lie beyond our planet’s atmosphere.
As production commences on the I.S.S. Movie, fans eagerly await updates on the cast, the filming process, and the release date. This cinematic endeavor is poised to captivate audiences of all ages, sparking a renewed interest in the wonders of space exploration and the boundless possibilities that lie beyond our home planet.
In the coming months, cinema-goers will have the opportunity to embark on a cinematic journey like no other, as Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s I.S.S. Movie takes flight, inviting us all to explore the captivating realms of the International Space Station.
| Movie | I.S.S. |
| Release Date | 19 January 2024 |
| Director | Gabriela Cowperthwaite |
| Writer | Nick Shafir |
| Language | English |
| Production Company | LD Entertainment |
| Budget | $20,000,000 (Estimated) |
| Filming Location | North Carolina, USA |
| Runtime | 1h 35m |
I.S.S. Official Trailer
I.S.S. Top Star Cast
Ariana DeBose playing as Dr. Kira Foster
| Role | Dr. Kira Foster |
| Real Name | Ariana DeBose |
| Age | 32 Years as of 2024 |
| Profession | Actress, Dancer, Singer |
| Nationality | American |
Chris Messina playing as Gordon Barrett
| Role | Gordon Barrett |
| Real Name | Chris Messina |
| Age | 49 Years as of 2024 |
| Profession | Actor |
| Nationality | American |
John Gallagher Jr. playing as Christian Campbell
| Role | Christian Campbell |
| Real Name | John Gallagher |
| Age | 39 Years as of 2024 |
| Profession | Actor, Musician |
| Nationality | American |
Mesha Mashkova playing as Weronika Vetrov
| Role | Weronika Vetrov |
| Real Name | Masha Mashkova |
| Age | 38 Years as of 2024 |
| Profession | Actress, Producer, Writer |
| Nationality | Russian |
Costa Ronin playing as Nicholai Pulov
| Role | Nicholai Pulov |
| Real Name | Costa Ronin |
| Age | 44 Years as of 2023 |
| Profession | Actor, Cinematographer, Producer |
| Nationality | Russian |
Pilou Asbaek playing as Alexey Pulov
| Role | Alexey Pulov |
| Real Name | Pilou Asbaek |
| Age | 41 Years |
| Profession | Actor |
| Nationality | Danish |
Other Cast & Crew
| Produced by |
| • Michael Glassman • Mehrdod Heydari • Mickey Liddell • Alison Semenza King • Pete Shilaimon • Jacob Yakob • Joseph Yakob |
| Music by |
| • Anne Nikitin |
| Cinematography by |
| • Nick Remy Matthews |
| Editing by |
| • Richard Mettler • Colin Patton |
| Production Design by |
| • Geoff Wallace |
| Set Decoration by |
| • Kevin Pierce |
| Production Management |
| • Mitchell Grobman • Alison Semenza King |
| Second Unit Director or Assistant Director |
| • Scott Hardwick • Nick Prange • Sean Vawter |
| Sound Department |
| • Jessica Arkoff • Matthew T. Duncan • Matt Fann • James T. Jones • Jeremy Kozura • Larry Long • Colin Rogers • Steve Urban • Drew Webster • Mike Xu |
| Special Effects by |
| • Paul Poleski • Jehan Purcell • William Purcell • Mike Strain Jr. |
| Casting by |
| • Joseph Middleton |
| Art Direction by |
| • Kevin Hardison |
| Costume Design by |
| • Robbie McKeithan |
| Makeup Department |
| • J.C. Davis • Lindsay Irish-Desarno • Bryan David Moss • Heather Richardson |
| Art Department |
| • Colt Allen • Brandon Arrington • Maria Bentfield • Megan Burrows • Mark Cacciatore • Cat Dawson • Joshua L. Ellsworth • Nick Huffman • Tom Jones Jr. • Jeannette Kim • Scott Kinnebrew • Michelle Glahn Livers • Chelsea Lockhart • Ian McKenzie • Taura C.C. Rivera • Glenn Rivers • Clayton Salberg • Bob Smith • Sal Vasquez • KC White • Jesse Williams • Danny Wils • Eric Anthony • Mike Strain Jr. |
