The $150 billion International Space Station has been a floating fixture of the global space community since first opening its hatches to visiting astronauts in 2000.
Now that iconic setting has become the star of "I.S.S.," a high-concept indie thriller from Bleecker Street in which the orbital laboratory becomes the focal point of a dangerous standoff between American and Russian spaceflyers after an unexplained nuclear melee between the two superpowers erupts far below.
