Project-M

Canada • 2014 • 98m •

• Directed by: Eric Piccoli. • Starring: Jean-Nicolas Verreault, Julie Perreault, Julien Deschamps Jolin, Nadia Essadiqi, Pierre Verville, Marie-Ginette Guay, Roberto Mei, Ted Pluviose, Raphaël Lacaille, Hubert Gagnon, Catherine Lavoie, Michel Valliéres, Philip Dreher. • Music by: Guillaume Fortin.

Four astronauts have to stay 1000 days in a space station around Earth in order to prove that a trip to Europa, one of Jupiter's moon, is possible. The experience goes well until something happens on earth.

Review:

Obviously if there are 4 people, you cannot call it exactly lonely in the sense you'd use the word otherwise, but you can use it in the sense, that those people are amongst themselves. And even when in company, you ultimately are by yourself. In this case, this strange case of claustrophobia and being away from "civilization" for a long time, will have effects on people.

It's a low budget affair, but it's still pretty decent to say the least. The setting and the set design are done with care though, so it's not like you get too much of a low budget feeling. The lighting, the script and the actors do the rest. This is pretty engaging and it is tense to a degree. If you have a heart for science fiction, this may be for you.

Review by kosmasp from the Internet Movie Database.

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