What is the title of Christopher Nolan’s 2014 space-science-fiction film?

Christopher Nolan’s 2014 space-science-fiction film is titled Interstellar.

The film follows Cooper, a former pilot and engineer who joins a mission through a wormhole to search for a habitable world. Its story combines space exploration with ideas involving gravity, time dilation, family, and humanity’s long-term survival.

Matthew McConaughey stars as Cooper, with Anne Hathaway, Jessica Chastain, and Michael Caine in major roles. Nolan directed the film from a screenplay developed with his brother, Jonathan Nolan.

Interstellar was released in November 2014 and earned the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. It is distinct from Inception, Nolan’s 2010 dream-heist film, and Tenet, his 2020 action thriller involving inverted time.