Interstellar is a 2014 film directed by Christopher Nolan. It is an epic science fiction film that explores the themes of interstellar travel, human survival, and the dimensions of time and space. 

Plot

The film is set in an unspecified future where Earth is plagued by a severe environmental crisis. The cultivation of food has become increasingly difficult due to resource scarcity and unstable climate. Humanity is on the brink of extinction.

Cooper (played by Matthew McConaughey), a former pilot and engineer, is recruited to participate in a secret space mission to search for a new habitable planet for humanity. The mission involves traveling through a wormhole, a bridge through space-time, and exploring potentially habitable planets in another galaxy.

The film explores themes of the theory of relativity, love, hope, and the significance of humanity in the universe. Cooper joins a crew of scientists, including Dr. Amelia Brand (played by Anne Hathaway), and faces incredible challenges as they seek to save humanity from its inevitable extinction.

"Interstellar" is known for its stunning visual effects and intricate storytelling. The film provides a captivating vision of space exploration and the challenges associated with humanity's survival in a hostile universe.

Complete Cast:

• Matthew McConaughey as Joseph Cooper
• Anne Hathaway as Dr. Amelia Brand
• Jessica Chastain as Murph (adult)
• Mackenzie Foy as Murph (young)
• Ellen Burstyn as Murph (elder)
• Michael Caine as Professor John Brand
• Casey Affleck as Tom
• Timothée Chalamet as Tom (young)
• Bill Irwin as the voice of TARS
• Josh Stewart as the voice of CASE
• John Lithgow as Donald
• David Gyasi as Romilly
• Wes Bentley as Doyle
• Matt Damon as Dr. Mann

Director: Christopher Nolan

Producer: Emma Thomas, Christopher Nolan, Lynda Obst

Writer: Jonathan Nolan, Christopher Nolan

Music by: Hans Zimmer

Cinematographer: Hoyte van Hoytema

Production Cost: Approximately $165 million.

Box Office: Approximately $677 million worldwide at the box office.

Awards: The film won the Oscar for Best Visual Effects and received numerous other nominations, including for Best Original Score.

Critics' Reception: "Interstellar" received widespread acclaim from critics, particularly for its narrative ambitions, visual effects, the performances of the cast, and Zimmer's score. Despite some criticism for its scientific complexity and length, the film was praised for its exploration of themes such as love, sacrifice, and human survival.

My opinion. Since "2001. A Space Odyssey", there had not been a top-notch science fiction film. This film is top notch perhaps even for those who do not like the genre. The plot itself is only a cue to a succession of situations, thrills and spectacle.

The actors are all and I mean all, including the supporting actors, very good, natural. Especially the main character.

The direction very attentive to every detail, leaves nothing to chance, is meticulous in every situation.

The soundtrack, which won an Oscar, will remain in film history for a long time.

Spectacular photography and incredible special effects.

Any comment would turn out to be trivial. A word of advice: see it !