TL;DR – A charming little Science Fiction film even though it does have a few rough edges
Score – 3 out of 5 stars
Post-Credit Scene – There is no post-credit scene

Review –
If you have read our site before, you’ll know that we are all about new Science
Fiction films and ways they explore the genre. This year I have wanted to
branch out and see how other countries are approaching Science Fiction to
broaden my cinematic experience and today we get to do that with Alone in Space a film about being
trapped alone in space from Sweden.
So to set the scene, we open in on the Svea XVI an escape ship form a dying
Earth, but instead of being filled with colonists/refugees the only ones on
board are Gladys (Ella Rae Rappaport) and her younger brother Keaton (Dante
Fleischanderl). They try and get through the day, fixing what they can of the
ship, scavenging food and stuff in their journeys and talking to the ship’s
Japanese AI Otosan. Well one day there is a crash, sending everything on the
ship flying. Thinking it was some debris they ignore it and go about fixing the
ship only to discover they are no longer alone.