Astronaut 2019
"Shoot for the stars"
Astronaut (2019) follows the determined journey of a grieving widower who refuses to let age, failing health, or family objections dim his dream of reaching the stars.
Director: Shelagh McLeod
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Astronaut (2019) about?
Astronaut (2019) tells the story of a lonely widower who enters a space travel competition to fulfill his lifelong dream, despite resistance from his family and health challenges. His determination becomes a testament to the power of chasing one's passions, no matter the obstacles.
Who directed Astronaut?
Astronaut was directed by Shelagh McLeod, who crafts a touching blend of drama and comedy in this unique narrative.
Who stars in Astronaut?
The film stars Richard Dreyfuss as the determined widower, alongside Lyriq Bent, Colm Feore, Krista Bridges, and Art Hindle.
Is Astronaut (2019) worth watching?
Astronaut (2019) offers a heartfelt and thought-provoking story with strong performances, particularly from Dreyfuss. While not widely rated, its themes of perseverance and nostalgia make it a standout watch for fans of dramatic comedies and character-driven films.
How long is Astronaut?
Astronaut has a runtime of 97 minutes.
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About Astronaut (2019) — A Widower's Bold Journey to the Stars
Astronaut (2019) follows the determined journey of a grieving widower who refuses to let age, failing health, or family objections dim his dream of reaching the stars. Directed by Shelagh McLeod, this heartfelt drama-comedy blends humor and emotion as Richard Dreyfuss portrays a man willing to defy the odds for one last chance at an extraordinary adventure. As he navigates obstacles both physical and emotional, the film captures the spirit of perseverance with a touch of whimsy.
In a world where time feels like the ultimate enemy, Astronaut (2019) delivers a poignant yet uplifting story about chasing dreams against all odds. With a stellar cast led by Dreyfuss, supported by Lyriq Bent and Colm Feore, this 97-minute film explores themes of resilience, loss, and the human spirit's unyielding curiosity.