25 years ago, on November 20, the first module was launched that gave rise to the International Space Station (ESI), a base where astronauts from five agencies arrive: the POT, of the United States; the European Space Agency; the JAXA, from Japan; the CSA, from Canada; And RoscosmosFrom Russia.

This has been the most ambitious space project in history, but it has also been expensive. In his quarter century of life, The ISS has hosted 275 missions and 273 people from 21 countries.

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In addition to serving scientific research into space, the International Space Station is also a demonstration of the fruit of cooperation between countries.

And as part of the 25th anniversary celebration, the first trailer for a movie set on the ISS was released. It’s a thriller, directed by Gabriela Cowperthwaitewhich premieres in the United States on January 19.

This film will move away from the idea of ​​international cooperation, and instead consider what would happen if lAstronauts fight for control of the space station.

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The film starts with a conflict on Earth: The United States and Russia begin firing nuclear weapons at each other. Meanwhile, three American astronauts and three Russian astronauts on the ISS are assigned to take control of the station.

“The war on Earth will be decided in space,” is the motto of the thriller.

Ariana DeBose, Chris Messina, Pilou Asbaek, John Gallagher Jr., Costa Ronin and Masha Mashkova will star in the film, playing astronauts who suddenly become enemies. To complicate the plot, a love affair also develops between two astronauts from both sides.