Tom Cruise is collaborating with NASA to shoot a film aboard the International Space Station in orbit. NASA spokesperson Jim Bridenstine confirmed it.

Tom Cruise will be filming a movie aboard the Space Station, according to an announcement by a NASA administrator.

Whether you’re an experienced filmmaker or an enthusiastic beginner, NASA is encouraging creatives to get involved in this year’s CineSpace short-film contest.

Veteran Russian cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov, actor Yulia Peresild and film producer Klim Shipenko traveled to the International Space Station on Tuesday. Peresild and Shipenko will be filming ...

A movie produced by NASA is one of the newly archived films presented in an on-line exhibit entitled “A Journey to the Moon Through Texas.” ...

NASA's chief historian explains the real events that inspired the inspirational Oscar-nominated film.

NASA and the Houston Cinema Arts Society opened submissions for the 2020 competition on March 2, beginning the sixth year of the film competition. The deadline for submissions closes July 15.

I can appreciate the cockeyed optimism in this NASA reel, which had us mining the moon to build space settlements. Also, our space colony future will ...

NASA is indeed working with actor Tom Cruise on a film to be shot in space — aboard the International Space Station (ISS), it turns out. NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine confirmed the news ...

NASA turned several astronomical phenomena into concepts for imaginary vintage science fiction films, and created downloadable posters for Halloween.

The film offers a clear verdict for why women were excluded from NASA in the space agency's early days—"good old-fashioned prejudice," as one of the participants said.