Constellation Review: Noomi Rapace’s Space Mystery Distorts Reality

About the constellation

A psychological thriller constellation, created by Peter Harkness, features Noomi Rapace as Joe, an astronaut on the International Space Station. After one mission goes wrong, Joe returns home to find that his life is no longer what it was before he went into space. The horror drama, which premiered on February 21, also stars Breaking Bad’s Jonathan Banks. The first three episodes are streaming now on Apple TV+.

The eight-part series examines how memory is affected or changed after space travel. Rapace’s Jo Erickson is a mother and wife who leaves her family behind on Earth. After an unforeseen accident in which he luckily survives, he finds himself changing in ways both small and large. As Joe struggles between figuring out the truth, what is real and what isn’t, his biggest concern is his daughter Alice (Davina Coleman). He believes that the little girl in front of him is not his Alice.

In the series, a character says, “People see things there, and when they come back, they go crazy.” constellationAlso written by Harkness, it’s part action thriller set in space and part earth-set suspense drama.

As events unfold, the series also works as a conspiracy thriller as Joe feels that the truth is being pushed away from him as reality bends in many ways. His experiences in space and on Earth combine in troubling ways for the character. constellation is the latest in a long line of sci-fi programming since Apple TV+ Silo, Foundation and for all mankind And could capture the same audience in this cosmic mystery.