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Culture, history and society

Culture, history and society

‘Proxima’ review: bonds beyond the bounds of Earth

31 Aug 2020
Taken from the September 2020 issue of Physics World.

Andrew Glester reviews the film Proxima and interviews its writer-director Alice Winocour

Proxima film still
Separation anxiety In new film Proxima Eva Green plays an astronaut who is worried about leaving Earth and her daughter. (Courtesy: Picturehouse Entertainment)
The bond between parent and child is undoubtedly a strong one, no matter the complexities involved.

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Andrew Glester is the host of the podcasts Physics World Stories and The Cosmic Shed. He is also the co-ordinator of the Space Universities Network and a lecturer in science communication at the University of West England
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