Solar Attack

A bold multi-millionaire funding a climate program, Foster becomes convinced that methane levels are spiraling and time is running out. He pushes for drastic, high-stakes actions and clashes with skeptics and even his ex-wife. His unwavering determination drives the central plan, and his risk-taking animates the film's urgency.

Foster's ex-wife, initially skeptical of his warnings, questions the feasibility of his plan. She represents cautious skepticism and the human cost of drastic actions. Over the course of the crisis, she becomes a reluctant ally who must decide how to respond when time runs short.

The U.S. president who is briefed on the methane threat and ultimately aligns with Foster's radical plan. He embodies political leadership under pressure as nations weigh extraordinary measures. His decisions help unify a cross-border response to the crisis.

A high-ranking naval officer coordinating the crisis response, he navigates military channels and strategic decisions under extreme pressure. He is a figure of authority who must balance risk with mission success. His actions drive much of the film's procedural tension and brinkmanship.

The Russian submarine captain who reluctantly agrees to assist in the mission. He serves as a pragmatic, disciplined liaison between nations, maintaining calm under dangerous conditions. His cooperation is pivotal to the deep-sea coordination that underpins the plan.

Foster's longtime friend and ally who supports the mission and helps coordinate the cross-border response. He offers pragmatic counsel and steadies others as the situation escalates. His loyalty highlights the human bonds that anchor the plan.

An American submarine captain who partakes in the undersea operations and tense standoffs. He represents the frontline military perspective in the crisis. His presence underscores the collision of national interests during the mission.

The Russian president who authorizes steps in coordination with American leadership. He embodies geopolitical maneuvering as the crisis tests diplomacy and alliance. His decisions shape the international stakes of the mission.