It's Quieter in the Twilight

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It's Quieter in the Twilight

2023

1h 23m

Documentary

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They watch the bright lights from a distance today. The headlines now go to big names with bigger bank accounts. But, they are comfortable in the quiet, it suits them. Yet this quirky team of brilliant engineers--like the Voyager spacecraft they pilot--are pushing the notion of true discovery, traveling among stars propelled only by dwindling sunlight. While the world has moved on to fancier ships and splashier front men--the celestial journey of the aging spacecraft transcends earthly boundaries--from rural South Korea, the Jim Crow South and the U.S./Mexico border to cement a joint commitment to the mission which has traveled the furthest in human history as the clock winds down.

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Gary Goldstein

Los Angeles Times

06/23/2023

An earnest, reflective film to mark their life's work and help keep Voyager alive in the mind of its older — and maybe now newer — fans.

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Richard Whittaker

Austin Chronicle

03/20/2022

Miossi wisely avoids hammering home obvious connections about the age of human and machine, instead making this about how they care.

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Bill Newcott

The Saturday Evening Post

06/02/2023

3/5

Like doctors tending to patients on life support, the Voyager team is watching their patients’ vital organs fail. One morning, they know, they will come to work, transmit a digital “Good morning” across the Solar System — and get only silence in return.

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Alan French

Sunshine State Cineplex

05/19/2023

7/10

Director Billy Miossi discovers the power of a few engineers and scientists coming together to finish their mission. It’s Quieter in the Twilight shines a light on the importance of creating and preserving institutional knowledge.

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Jennie Kermode

Eye for Film

05/15/2023

4.5/5

Billy Miossi’s documentary is elevated by a wonderful eye for detail.

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Alan Ng

Film Threat

10/26/2022

8/10

A lot of technical information is unloaded upon the audience, but Miossi lays it out in digestible chunks.

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They watch the bright lights from a distance today. The headlines now go to big names with bigger bank accounts. But, they are comfortable in the quiet, it suits them. Yet this quirky team of brilliant engineers--like the Voyager spacecraft they pilot--are pushing the notion of true discovery, traveling among stars propelled only by dwindling sunlight. While the world has moved on to fancier ships and splashier front men--the celestial journey of the aging spacecraft transcends earthly boundaries--from rural South Korea, the Jim Crow South and the U.S./Mexico border to cement a joint commitment to the mission which has traveled the furthest in human history as the clock winds down.

Director: Billy Miossi
Producer: Alissa Shapiro, Billy Miossi, Matt Reynolds
Distributor: Gravitas Ventures
Production Co: Weigel Productions
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): May 19, 2023, Limited
Runtime: 1h 23m

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