Solus is a short Science-fiction film made entirely out of archive NASA footage, something that has never been done before. The story centres around Commander Matthew Connors, a lone astronaut aboard the International Space Station, who suddenly loses contact with Earth and begins to experience a series of strange incidents that put him and the station at risk.

The concept for Solus was first developed by director Jonathan Brooks after discovering the NASA archive, a library of assets spanning over 60 years of space flight. The idea of a film made entirely of out archive assets was then born. But with that came many challenges to solve. Solus has been revered by critics and film festivals, but also demonstrates to audiences the breathtaking wonder of what mankind has achieved.

Director’s statement:
Creating an entire short film from archive NASA footage has never been done before and we are incredibly proud of the final result which we feel stands on its own as a compelling Sci-Fi while at the same time amazing viewers by the incredible authentic footage.

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