Feature Film

Kitz The Cat's Secret Of The Space Station

In a distant future where humanity has vanished, three intelligent cats embark on a thrilling mission to investigate mysterious signals from a ghostly space station, encountering a lonely A.I. longing for adventure and connection in the cosmos.

Produced by

O Chul Kwon and Hea Seung Cho

Directed by

O Chul Kwon and Hea Seung Cho

Project Description

The Earth in the far future, where humanity no longer exists. Cats that survived in the debris left behind by humanity have evolved into intelligent beings. The three cats, Kitz, Tutti, and Pepe, are working as cleaners at NYASA. Weird signals were detected in the largest space junk in Earth's orbit (Humans called it the International Space Station)! Today's mission is to investigate the space station floating like a ghost ship! Kitz, Tutti, and Pepe meet an A.I. on the space station that has endured tens of thousands of years of solitude. The A.I.'s wish is to leave Earth's orbit and go on an endless expedition into the far reaches of space. Will the cats be able to fulfill the A.I.'s wish?

About the Director

Kwon O Chul is a Korean based astrophotographer and planetarium filmmaker, born in Seoul in 1974. He started night sky photography in 1992 and held his first solo photo exhibition in 1996. His career began in submarine design for the Korean Navy, progressing to software engineering and network engineering. In 2010, Kwon devoted himself full-time to astrophotography and planetarium film-making. For his photography, he uses several medium format and panorama format film cameras for large exhibition quality printing. Kwon's photographic style looks for the harmony between celestial motion and star trails, ancient sites and beautiful landscapes. He currently uses digital cameras for time-lapse movie, VR movie and fulldome content for planetarium. His film "Aurora: Lights of Wonder" won the Astro Award at 11th Fulldome Festival (Jena, Germany, 2017).