I.S.S.

• Science Fiction
• Thriller

A chilling psychological thriller set within the confined, meticulously rendered environment of the International Space Station, *I.S.S.* explores the unraveling of international cooperation as geopolitical conflict descends to the level of individual astronauts. Isolated and receiving increasingly fractured directives from Earth amid a brewing global war, the American and Russian crew members grapple not with explosive action, but with escalating paranoia, distrust, and the agonizing moral weight of conflicting orders. The film distinguishes itself by prioritizing the internal disintegration of camaraderie – the quiet, creeping dread of realizing colleagues might become adversaries – over spectacle, building tension through subtle performances and the oppressively realistic depiction of zero gravity as a catalyst for psychological strain. It’s a provocative study of human nature under extreme duress, revealing how easily shared purpose can fracture when faced with the stark realities of national allegiance and the terrifying prospect of survival at any cost, culminating in a deeply tragic and compassionate exploration of impossible choices.