Love (2012 film)

Love is a 2011 American science fiction drama film directed by William Eubank. The film follows American astronaut Lee Miller, who becomes stranded alone on the International Space Station after a global catastrophe renders Earth silent.

The narrative primarily focuses on Miller's psychological deterioration and struggle for survival as he grapples with prolonged isolation and dwindling resources. He discovers a series of Civil War-era journals which provide a historical counterpoint to his present situation, exploring themes of connection, isolation, and the human need for communication. As Miller's mental state declines, he begins to experience increasingly surreal and dreamlike sequences.

The film is known for its low-budget, independent production and its reliance on visual effects and sound design to create a sense of isolation and cosmic horror. Much of the visual effects were achieved through practical means and miniature models. The score, composed by Angels & Airwaves, plays a significant role in establishing the film's atmosphere and emotional tone.

Love explores philosophical questions about the nature of humanity, consciousness, and the importance of connection in a vast and seemingly indifferent universe. The ambiguous ending leaves the interpretation of Miller's fate and the true nature of his experiences open to the viewer's interpretation.