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The following movies have been filmed in space: * Return from Orbit, 84 minutes (only partly filmed in space), 1984, Soviet Union * For All Mankind, 80 minutes (using NASA Apollo Program footage), 1989, United States * Space Station 3D, 47 minutes, 2002, United States * Apogee of Fear, 8 minutes, 2012, United States * A Beautiful Planet, 46 minutes, 2016, United States * The Challenge, in production, 2022, Russia * Untitled project announced in 2020 by Doug Liman and Tom Cruise, to use SpaceX and the International Space Station * Space Explorers: The ISS Experience, 2020, Canada