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RT’s special coverage as Russian movie crew returns to Earth after first-ever space shoot   RT's special coverage of Russian movie crew shooting world's first feature film in space
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A Russian movie crew behind the first-ever film shoot aboard the International Space Station are returning home after their pioneering endeavor. Watch RT’s special coverage of the groundbreaking cinematographic achievement. A Russian movie crew behind the first-ever film-shoot aboard the International Space Station have returned home after their pioneering endeavor. RT's provided the special coverage of the groundbreaking cinematographic feat.
Actress Yulia Peresild and filmmaker Klim Shipenko spent 12 days in space, where they filmed footage for an upcoming drama titled ‘The Challenge’. The Soyuz MS-18’s return capsule with actress Yulia Peresild, director Klim Shipenko and cosmonaut Oleg Novitsky successfully touched down in the Kazakhstan steppe on Sunday, with the three crew members feeling well.
Peresild stars in it as a cardiac surgeon who is recruited to go to the International Space Station to perform an emergency procedure on an ailing cosmonaut. The project was organized by Russia’s Channel One television and the space agency Roscosmos. Peresild and Shipenko spent 12 days at the ISS, becoming the first people in history to conduct location shooting for a movie in space. They filmed a whopping 30 terabytes of unique footage to be used in an upcoming drama, titled 'The Challenge.' The zero-G scenes from the space station are going to account for 30 to 40 minutes of the flick's running time.
RT is covering the return of the filmmakers from its studio in Moscow, Roscosmos Mission Control Center, as well as Soyuz MS-18’s landing site in Kazakhstan. Peresild stars in it as a cardiac surgeon who is recruited to travel to the International Space Station to perform an emergency procedure on an ailing cosmonaut. The project was jointly organized by Russia's Channel One and the country's space agency Roscosmos.
There were some 3,000 candidates for the high-flying role, with Peresild being selected for the job not only for her acting skills, but also high fitness level. Shipenko and the actress underwent an accelerated training course to able to embark on their space adventure.
RT has been covering the return of the filmmakers from its studio in Moscow, Roscosmos Mission Control Center, as well as Soyuz MS-18’s landing site in Kazakhstan.
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