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- Published: July 9, 2024 14:09
ISS OTT Release Date: Gabriela Cowperthwaite’s 2023 release Space movie I.S.S is coming to your OTT screens this month.
Flexing a star-studded cast of Ariana DeBose, Chris Messina, and John Gallagher Jr, the Sci-Fi drama, on July 19th, will make its digital debut on Jio Cinema, taking Astrophiles on a breathtaking journey to space right from the comfort of their homes.
About The Movie
I.S.S first premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival where it was screened on June 12th, 2023. Following that, the movie hit the big screens on January 19, 2024, & received a decent reception from the public.
It is now set to try its luck on digital screens by streaming on Jio Cinema where it will be available for watching with a subscription to the platform’s services starting Rs 29.
I.S.S Plot
ISS, written by Nick Shafir, is a science fiction movie that circles the life of North Atlantic Space Agency’s (NASA’s) astronaut Kira Foster.
The film sees Kira Ariana DeBose embarking on a journey to the International Space Station (ISS) accompanied by several fellow Russian & American astronauts.
While initially the Russians & Americans, ignoring the cultural & political differences bond well together, things take a U-turn when the US government informs the American Austronots that Moscow is at war with Washington & has attacked the American mainland with deadly weapons.
The same message also claims that the Space Station is now under Russian control & can come down crashing to Earth anytime.
Meanwhile, the Russian astronauts, present on the ISS, also receive a similar kind of message from their government, triggering panic amongst everyone in no time. What happens next? How the hostile situation affects the astronauts’ relationship with each other is the film’s remaining story.
ISS Cast and Production
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ISS features Ariana DeBose as the leading lady with others like Chris Messina, Masha Mashkova, Pilou Asbæk John Gallagher Jr, and Costa Ronin essaying the roles of her fellow astronauts. Pete Shilaimon and Mickey Liddell produce the movie under the domain of LD Entertainment.
