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Osiris
2025
· Movie
· 108 min
F
MEANRANK
47/100
Every rating
36–56
out of 100
A team of pioneering scientists and astronauts embarks on humanity's first interstellar voyage to a distant, Earth-like exoplanet known as Osiris. After a long journey in cryogenic sleep, they awaken to find their ship damaged and their mission parameters compromised. As they approach the planet, they discover that Osiris holds secrets that defy their understanding of biology and physics, turning their mission of discovery into a desperate fight for survival against the unknown.
Details
- Director
- William Kaufman
- Writers
- Paul Reichelt, William Kaufman
- Studio
- Roosevelt Film Lab, Denton Film, Burning Tractor
- Released
- 25 July 2025
- Country
- United States
- Language
- English, Russian, French
- Runtime
- 108 min
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