2012: Supernova 2009

Overview

2012: Supernova is a 2009 action and science fiction film that features a runtime of one hour and twenty-seven minutes. The motion picture received a PG rating and was released in the United States on October 27, 2009. The plot centers on a celestial event that occurred two hundred years ago when a supernova exploded within the Lyra constellation. In the present day, a lethal burst of radiation resulting from this explosion is traveling toward Earth, threatening the planet with complete devastation. As time runs out for humanity, the responsibility to prevent this catastrophe falls upon an astrophysicist named Dr. Kelvin. Played by actor Brian Krause, Dr. Kelvin leads a project dedicated to saving the world from the incoming cosmic threat. The film is cataloged as a work of science fiction and action, focusing on the efforts of the scientific team to mitigate the impact of the radiation. This overview is based on official records from the Movie Database and Wikidata entries concerning the production.