I.S.S.

Interstellar explores the vastness of space through a gripping narrative that includes wormholes, black holes, and the quest to find a new home for humanity. Fans of I.S.S. will appreciate the film's combination of scientific speculation and human emotion.

The Martian shares the theme of survival in space, with an emphasis on problem-solving and human ingenuity. Anyone who appreciates the tension and scientific aspects of I.S.S. will find this tale of an astronaut stranded on Mars compelling.

Gravity offers a breathtaking portrayal of space and the challenges that astronauts face while in orbit. Much like I.S.S., it provides a relentless sense of suspense as the characters confront a life-threatening situation in the unforgiving environment of space.

Ad Astra is a journey through space that reflects on the psychology of astronauts and the emotional toll of space missions. It approaches space exploration from a more personal level, akin to the character-driven narratives seen in I.S.S.

Apollo 13 is a historical drama that chronicles the perilous Apollo 13 lunar mission. Its focus on teamwork under pressure and the will to survive resonates strongly with the themes presented in I.S.S.

Sunshine is a tense psychological drama about a team of astronauts on a mission to reignite the sun. Like I.S.S., it is rich with visual splendor and presents a harrowing tale of survival against cosmic odds.

Moon presents a unique take on isolation and identity in a near-future space setting. This thought-provoking sci-fi film shares the claustrophobic and introspective experience evident in I.S.S.