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Lights, camera, action! "I.S.S." kicked off the filming party at Screen Gems Studios in Wilmington, North Carolina, back in February 2021. Fast forward to August 2023, and guess what? Bleecker Street snagged the VIP pass for the United States distribution rights. Drumroll, please! The big screen premiere happened on January 19, 2024. Let the interstellar showtime begin!

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In her career, Gabriela Cowperthwaite delved into commissioned TV work for over 12 years, crafting documentaries for big names like National Geographic, ESPN, Animal Planet, The History Channel, and Discovery Channel. That explains why she goes into deeper category that specifically need a knowledge of science.

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So what is the movie all about?

I.S.S., that's the slick abbreviation for "The International Space Station," ain't your ordinary space flick. Forget about "Alien" telling you no one can hear you scream in space – in the US/Russia International Space Station, it's all about wondering if someone can catch your whispered vibes.

This wild joyride clocks in at a snappy 90 minutes, and every dang second is like a funky groove that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Picture it like a Jenga tower, ya feel me? The first half-hour sets the stage, each line of dialogue dropping hints like beats in a sick track. Then, boom! The next hour hits you with danger and loyalty twists that'll have your head spinning faster than a DJ's turntable. And just like a Jenga tower, you know things are gonna topple.

Even though you know the score – every piece of info cranking up the heat on these six characters – you can't help but vibe with how it all goes down. Massive shoutouts to the stellar cast: Chris Messina, Ariana DeBose, and John Gallagher, Jr. repping the American crew, and Masha Mashkova, Costa Ronin, and Pilou Asbæk dropping beats as the Russian squad. And let's not forget the real MVPs, Geoff Wallace's banging production design and special effects that hit you with the expected weightlessness (floating crews, just like the movies) but still throw in some mind-blowing surprises. Picture this – blood in space? It's all about those little floating drops, my friend. And don't even think about throwing a punch or firing a gun in zero gravity – it's a whole different cosmic game!

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https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/iss-film-review-2024
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BywoLxuBgT0