“Supernova” (2005) is a science fiction disaster film directed by John Harrison. The film stars Luke Perry, Tia Carrere, and Peter Fonda.

The plot revolves around astrophysicist Dr. Austin Shepard (Luke Perry), who discovers that a star in a nearby galaxy is about to go supernova. This catastrophic event threatens to destroy all life on Earth due to the intense radiation and gravitational waves that would result from the explosion. As the impending disaster looms, Dr. Shepard teams up with a government scientist, Lisa Delgado (Tia Carrere), and a group of experts to develop a plan to save the planet.

The team faces numerous challenges, including skepticism from political leaders, limited resources, and the sheer scale of the threat. As they race against time, they must find a way to mitigate the effects of the supernova or divert its destructive path. The film builds tension as the clock ticks down, with dramatic moments of scientific ingenuity and human courage.

“Supernova” explores themes of scientific discovery, global cooperation, and the resilience of humanity in the face of existential threats.

The film combines elements of disaster movies with speculative science fiction, aiming to deliver a gripping and thought-provoking narrative about the potential dangers of space phenomena and the efforts to prevent global catastrophe.

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