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Starman offers an engaging and well-earned tribute to Gentry Lee—engineer, storyteller, and longtime collaborator of Carl Sagan and Arthur C. Clarke. For those of us who love a good Cosmos-style documentary, there’s plenty to savor here: rich archival footage,…
this gay can sure spin a yarn
Gentry Lee provides an excellent explanation of the history of space exploration as well as a look into the possible future of exploring the cosmos. He’s very animated for a man in his 80s. He’s dedicated his life to space exploration. I found this doc both entertaining and…
Science is real!
I wish I could have dinner with Gentry Lee every night for at least a month. I could listen to him talk for days. But also, the stock NASA footage was amazing! So many women, diversity in the workforce, long hair, and even bad fashion! We have been robbed of the true face…
Watched at the Sydney Sci-Fi Film Festival 2025. Love a good doco all about the wonders, potential of life and the beauty to be found on other planets, only to turn round and focus on what beauty we have all around us on this planet. Gentry Lee is a figure in astronomics…
It’s crazy how this documentary explains to you why extraterrestrialy will never find us simply because of time. It makes me think about if we were never really meant to find each other and if it were to cause a disaster if we did. I also loved the idea that intelligence…
some fascinating existential material is explored. feels a bit like a special extended episode of Cosmos.
Anybody out there??? 🗣️👽🛸 Maybe tonight will help give you some answers. Hear straight from Robert Stone and Gentry Lee live on our main theatre stage.
Really well made documentary with an unexpected meaningful message. Makes you think and wonder a bit, and keeps things exciting with the score and videography.