Lost in the Stars

"The Astronot" follows the story of Daniel McKovsky, a young man living in a small town in 1969. Daniel is a dreamer and has always been fascinated by space and the idea of exploration. However, he has also isolated himself emotionally from those around him, still grieving the loss of his father and feeling disconnected from his mother.

When he meets the kind and free-spirited Sandy, Daniel begins to open up and find a new sense of purpose and direction in his life. As the moon landing approaches and the world is captivated by the historic event, Daniel's own personal journey becomes entwined with that of the astronauts.

As Daniel begins to pursue a relationship with Sandy, he also grapples with his own insecurities and fears, as well as the societal expectations placed upon him. The film explores themes of love, loss, and the pursuit of dreams, as Daniel navigates his own path to self-discovery.

The movie also delves into the impact of the moon landing on a small town community, as well as the broader societal changes taking place during the late 1960s. It is a story of hope and possibility, set against the backdrop of one of mankind's greatest achievements.