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The Dream Is Alive

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"The Dream Is Alive" gives the viewer an unprecedented window on board the space shuttle. Shot by 14 NASA astronauts on three shuttle missions in 1984, the film includes footage of launches and landings, satellite capture and repairs, space walks and an inside look at how the astronauts live in space. Experience the sensation of weightlessness and the splendor of Earth from 250 miles up.

Critics Reviews

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Brian Webster Apollo Guide 06/16/2001
77/100
Succeeds as an IMAX spectacular and has just enough information and tension to succeed as a regular movie as well. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

Audience Reviews

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04/07/2012 My favorite IMAX film. See more 09/14/2011 Impressive photography, amazing visuals. Fine short film with fascinating footage from the space shuttle. The narration is only fair though. Well worth watching. See more 01/31/2009 This was really cool, my favourite part was the sunrise as seen from orbit. Stunning. See more 02/28/2008 exciting space shuttle footage See more 01/23/2008 very good footage & score. great sound and picture. See more 10/01/2007 I've seen this film on IMAX a few times. And in my living room a few more. Even though it's slightly dated, the images are breathtaking. See more Read all reviews
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Cast & Crew

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Graeme Ferguson

Director

Walter Cronkite

Narrator

Toni Myers

Writer

Graeme Ferguson

Producer

Micky Erbe

Original Music

Maribeth Solomon

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Movie Info

Synopsis "The Dream Is Alive" gives the viewer an unprecedented window on board the space shuttle. Shot by 14 NASA astronauts on three shuttle missions in 1984, the film includes footage of launches and landings, satellite capture and repairs, space walks and an inside look at how the astronauts live in space. Experience the sensation of weightlessness and the splendor of Earth from 250 miles up.
Director
Graeme Ferguson
Producer
Graeme Ferguson
Screenwriter
Toni Myers
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Jun 11, 2020
Runtime
40m