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In 2014, Christopher Nolan, who collaborated on the script with his brother Jonathan, directed the epic space opera drama picture Interstellar. The movie, which is set in a futuristic world where starvation and devastating blight plague Earth, centers on a crew of astronauts who venture through a wormhole close to Saturn in quest of a new home for humanity. Jonathan wrote the initial draft for the film in 2007, and Steven Spielberg was supposed to helm it. Kip Thorne, a theoretical physicist, published the integrate book about the science of Interstellar and served as an executive producer & scientific adviser for the movie.

It was the last movie that Lynda Obst produced before she passed away. It was filmed using IMAX 70 mm and 35 mm Panavision anamorphic film by cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema. Filming started around the end of 2013 and was shot in Los Angeles, Klaustur, and Alberta. In addition to the company's considerable usage of miniature and real effects, Interstellar also has extra digital effects. On November 7, 2014, Interstellar premiered in cinemas. It was initially shown on film stock in the US before being shown in theaters using digital projectors. After receiving mostly favorable reviews, the movie made $681 million during its first theatrical run, ranking as the tenth highest-grossing movie of 2014. Among its many honors, Interstellar received Best Picture during the 87th Academy Oscars, where it was nominated for five Oscars.

Due to severe agricultural blights and dust storms, mankind threatens extinction in the middle of the twenty-first century. Former NASA test pilot Joseph Cooper, who is widowed, is a farmer who lives with his father-in-law Donald and raises his two children, Tom and Murph. Cooper is chastised by Murph's professors for informing her believe the missions of Apollo were real, while living in an after-truth world. The two learn that the dust patterns in Murph's chamber, which she initially believes to be a ghost, are really caused by a gravitational anomaly that translate into geographic locations during a dust storm. They follow these to a covert NASA facility run through Professor John Brand, he tells that 48 years prior, a wormhole had formed close to Saturn, revealing a system in a another galaxy dubbed Gargantua that included twelve possibly livable planets.

 In the past, volunteers from the Lazarus mission had used the wormhole to assess the planets & Edmunds, Miller & Mann had returned with positive findings. Cooper is recruited to pilot an endurance-equipped spaceship across a wormhole as part of an attempt to guarantee the survival of mankind by colonizing an Earth that is habitable with 5,000 frozen embryos. In the meantime, Professor Brand would keep working on a gravity equation that, if solved, would ostensibly make it possible to build spaceships for an escape from Earth. Cooper agrees despite Murph's objections and vows to come back. He leaves his wristwatch for her to compare their respective times when he returns because she won't let him go.