Apollo 13 (1995) is a historical space drama directed by Ron Howard. The film is based on the true story of the ill-fated Apollo 13 lunar mission, which faced a life-threatening crisis after an oxygen tank exploded onboard, jeopardizing the lives of its astronauts.

As the crew struggles to survive and return safely to Earth, NASA’s ground control team, led by Ed Harris as Flight Director Gene Kranz, works tirelessly to devise a solution to the problem.

Apollo 13 is renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, gripping narrative, and strong performances. It effectively captures the tension and drama of the mission, portraying the resilience, ingenuity, and teamwork required to overcome the critical challenges faced by the astronauts and mission control. The film received critical acclaim for its realistic depiction of space travel and its ability to engage audiences with a compelling, true-to-life story.