" I never knew how humans tend to take things to the extreme but here i am thought we do overwhelming stuffs."
The International Space Station
(ISS) crew members Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, film director Klim
Shipenko and actor Yulia Peresild pose after donning space suits shortly before
the launch at the Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kazakhstan October 5, 2021. Andrey
Shelepin/GCTC/Roscosmos/Handout via REUTERS ATTENTION EDITORS - THIS IMAGE HAS
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Filming is underway on the first feature-length
movie to be shot in space after Russian actor Yulia Sherepild and director Klim
Shipenko docked at the International Space Station. Their
movie, The Challenge, will feature around 35-40 minutes of scenes
filmed on the space station, according to The New York Times.
The film is about a surgeon (Sherepild) who goes on an emergency ISS mission to
save the life of a cosmonaut (Shipenko).
Docking!
Welcome to the International @Space_Station, @Anton_Astrey, Yulia and Klim! We have already
prepared dinner for you)) pic.twitter.com/YBRf8dqtuM
— Oleg Novitskiy (@novitskiy_iss) October 5, 2021
The
two cosmonauts who were already on the ISS captured a shot as Peresild (or her
character) emerged from the capsule and entered the station. Sherepild and
Shipenko will film scenes over the next couple of weeks before returning to
Earth on October 17th.
Other
projects have been filmed on the ISS, including documentaries, virtual reality projects and a short
called Apogee of Fear. Tom
Cruise hoped to make the first feature film in space with
the help of NASA and SpaceX, but the Russian team beat him to the punch.
Russia's Roscosmos agency announced a plan to send an actor to the ISS soon
after word emerged about Cruise's movie in May 2020.
Humans for more wins i say lol
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