| The movie is set in 2063. Earth has become hot, 
				dry and disease-stricken but scientists have discovered a new 
				planet that can support human life.
 Salvation is an 86-year journey away, and 30 babies are bred for 
				the trip, during which they are expected to reproduce in order 
				for their grandchildren to populate their destination.
 
 Overseen by an ageing guardian played by Colin Farrell, the 
				voyage takes an unexpected turn when, as they grow older, the 
				youngsters discover they are being drugged into an obedient 
				existence and begin to rebel.
 
 Sheridan - Wade Watts in the Steven Spielberg-directed "Ready 
				Player One" (2018) - said that what might have felt like 
				unfamiliar terrain to the actors when making the movie now 
				probably hits closer to home.
 
 "These characters are all in isolation with each other, in a 
				very confined environment. And I think ... based on everyone's 
				experience during COVID, it's probably been very similar," the 
				24-year-old, who plays crew member Christopher, said.
 
 "You start to ask questions about yourself and start to realise 
				things that you typically wouldn't outside of that containment, 
				and so I think that this film is really timely," he told Reuters 
				from Boston, where he is currently filming George Clooney drama 
				"The Tender Bar".
 
 His 21-year-old co-star Lily-Rose Depp, who plays the 
				spaceship's medical officer, Sela, liked the way the movie 
				forces its young crew to confront moral and existential 
				questions.
 
 "I was really excited by the idea of what is human nature when 
				we strip away any sort of environmental and societal influence," 
				she said.
 
 "Voyagers" is written and directed by "Limitless" and 
				"Divergent" filmmaker Neil Burger, who said he set out to tell a 
				story about human nature in a vacuum. "Who are we at our core 
				... Are we moral or aren't we?"
 
 (Reporting by Hanna Rantala; editing by John Stonestreet)
 
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