Voyagers

Anda embodies the resilience and hope of the new generation aiming to succeed where the previous crew left off. As a key member of the crew, she navigates the complexities of adolescence amidst a backdrop of conflict and survival in space.

Richard serves as the senior program commander, providing guidance and structure for the crew. His tragic demise catalyzes the ensuing chaos, highlighting the precarious balance of power and the impact of leadership on group dynamics.

Christopher transforms from a crew member to an unexpected leader after Richard’s death. His journey reflects the struggles of power in a high-stakes environment as he seeks to restore order and uncover the truth amid spreading paranoia.

Zac evolves into the film’s primary antagonist, driven by ambition and paranoia. His manipulation and rebellious actions highlight the darker aspects of leadership and the consequences of fear-driven governance within the isolated crew.

Sela stands as a steadfast medical officer who forms a deep emotional bond with Christopher. She represents hope and emotional depth, playing a crucial role in the crew's return to their natural selves and making vital decisions for survival.

Phoebe experiences the turmoil and chaos instigated by Zac's actions, embodying the emotional challenges faced by the crew. Her character illustrates the themes of loss and resilience during a turbulent journey.