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General (G)
Very mild themes

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Metakosmos is an Australian Space tech company working on reducing barriers to human spaceflight. This documentary film explores the company origins while narrating the story through the perspective of human & technology evolution from early cavemen to futuristic cyborgs. The documentary features the company founders who narrate the story of the company formation & their inspiration for building the next generation of human spaceflight products & services.

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Classification date
Year of production
2025
Classification
G
Consumer advice
Very mild themes
Category
Films
Category detail
Film Other
Media type
Online, SVOD, On Demand
Version
ORIGINAL
Duration
31 minutes
Director/Creator
Intelytainment | Himanshu Sahni
Producer
Sahni Studios | Intelytainment
Production company
Sahni Studios
Country of origin
AUSTRALIA, INDIA
Language
ENGLISH
Applicant
Intelytainment
File number
T25/10042
Classification number
CLAS-947995
Alternative titles
Metakosmos: Threads of Tomorrow
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