Long Distance

Stranded on a harsh alien world after a sudden crash, a tough but weary asteroid miner named Andy Ramirez fights to stay alive amid jagged rock, toxic winds, and unfamiliar gravity. His goal is simple and urgent: reach the lone other person left behind. Naomi Calloway is trapped inside an escape pod, her own rescue conditional on navigating a maze of wreckage and dwindling resources. With limited gear and time ticking, Andy must improvise, barter with the planet itself, and stay one step ahead of hostile weather and unknown dangers. The two strangers form an uneasy connection as they plan a risky exfiltration. As they barter for supplies, humor lightens the danger and keeps hope alive, and time presses on.

Directed by Will Speck and Josh Gordon, Long Distance comes from an original concept by Spenser Cohen. The film stars Anthony Ramos and Naomi Scott, with Kristofer Hivju and Zachary Quinto providing voice and supporting turns, with clever alien tech.

Box office figures for Long Distance have not been publicly disclosed and there is no widely reported domestic or international tally at this time, leaving its commercial performance unclear or other details. Industry sources remain silent on grosses and streaming.

As of now Long Distance has not received major awards or nominations, and there are no widely noted accolades tied to its release. Its production design has a slick futuristic vibe and the cast delivers energetic performances. The team may hope for recognition in later years for visuals and performances.

Audience reception appears mixed, with an average rating of 6.489/10 from 223 votes, suggesting a middle ground between sci-fi spectacle and light humor. The film probes loneliness and resilience, asking how two strangers rely on each other to survive, and what they learn about trust in the process for now.