The Challenge: The World’s First Movie Shot In Space Has A Powerful Trailer
The Challenge: The world’s first film shot in space has a powerful trailer.
The whole world witnessed a historic event in the field of space. The story was created by Russia completing filming in space instead of completing it on the ground.
Some scenes from Klim Shipenko’s film “The Challenge” were filmed in space. The trailer for the film, which was released last Sunday, contains several space-related scenes.
Overseas viewers gave the trailer a green light. That said, he really liked the movie trailers. Not only that, but thanks to this film by Klim Shifenko, we also set a new record.
It was the first film to have scenes shot in space. Thanks to this, Russia became the first country in the world to launch into space.
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The film tells the story of a female doctor who flies to the ISS to rescue astronauts. As filming began in space, NASA also tweeted the information.
NASA has announced the launch date for Russian actress, film director, and astronaut Anton Shkaplerov.
The challenge broke Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible record for completing filming in space.
His film, Mission: Impossible, was considered the first film to be shot in space, but a delay in release left his film behind on this issue.
Tom Cruise shared information about ‘Mission Impossible’, which will be released in 2020. The Challenge was released four months after the release of this film.
12 days in space.
Actresses Yulia Peresild and Klim Shipenko, along with cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, flew to the ISS from Kazakhstan’s Baikonur Cosmodrome on October 5 to shoot scenes for the film in space.
These people spent 12 days in space. October 17 Yulia Peresild and Klim Shipenko return.
