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Producer Andrea Iervolino ("Ferrari") and his Space11 Corp are planning a "romantic space drama," titled "I See You," which is aiming to be the first western movie to send a filmmaker into orbit to capture a scene.
Scott Kelly, a veteran of four space flights who commanded the International Space Station, is serving as an advisor on the script which is written by Diane Frolov and Andrew Schneider. Plot and cast details haven't been revealed but Iervolino is aiming to blast off in 2026.

...The filmmaker has yet to be revealed. Iervolino also says he plans to integrate up to 85 percent of real space stock footage in the movie.

Space11 already has buy-in from Bert Ulrich, former NASA Film and Television Liaison, who serves as Executive Vice President of Production Development & Communications at the label.

"Having Scott Kelly on board is an extraordinary honor," said Andrea Iervolino. "His experience brings emotional truth and scientific realism to our vision — reminding us that love and humanity transcend every boundary, even in the silence of space."

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