Four ‘Star Trek’ Vets Reunite For Sci-Fi ‘Life 2.0’, OneTwoThree Media Launches AFM Sales; Brit Comedy With Stephen Fry, Jane Horrocks Also On Slate

OneTwoThree Media is launching worldwide sales of Life 2.0 ahead of the American Film Market, bringing together four actors from the Star Trek franchise. The science-fiction feature marks Michael Dorn’s debut as a feature director and reunites him with Marina Sirtis on a sci-fi film for the first time since 2002.

Dorn plays an operative isolated in deep space with an AI hologram, whose fight for survival begins after a new companion arrives and an accident reveals the truth about their origins. Shot entirely in the UK, the film also stars Michelle Hurd and Dominic Keating. OneTwoThree Media has added two other titles to its sales slate: the London-set comedy Time Travel Is Dangerous!, narrated by Stephen Fry and featuring Jane Horrocks, and the US psychological thriller The Black Box, set at a graduation farewell party in the Hollywood Hills.