才女思琪：《星际穿越》烧脑又煽情

小编说，我们团队的才女熊思琪3岁就上小学了，16岁就读大学了，还在南极游过泳。她平时也喜欢看电影。才女思琪说：“推荐《星际穿越》，既烧脑又煽情。” Anchor: Acclaimed director and screenwriter Christopher Nolan, best known for his work in the new Batman films, is back with a new movie about deep space travel. CRI's Xiong Siqi has more. Reporter: Christopher Nolan's latest movie, "Interstellar," may well depict an epic, intergalactic journey into space, but the director says it's not just a sci-fi. "It's always been a science fiction film but at the heart of it was this relationship between a father and a daughter." Starring Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Jessica Chastain, the movie features a team of space travelers who travel through a wormhole in search of a new habitable planet to replace a despoiled Earth. Despite the epic scope and awe-inspiring visual effect of the cosmos, the heart of this very human story is about a father torn between heading off to save mankind or staying behind to be with his children. Playing the main character, the award-winning actor McConaughey says he treats "Interstellar" as a story of sacrifice. "The idea that as a man you have the opportunity to go off on a mission that, if it works, could save mankind is an incredibly heady, large idea. I understood that, that was in the story, but I also made sure - at least for my sake - that I had a personal quest in the whole thing, that Cooper, the character I play, had a personal, selfish quest in the whole thing. And I think anything that's done for the good of the most amount of people has to be a selfish act as well." As for Hathaway, who plays an astronaut in the movie, she is still unsure if she's had an authentic sci-fi experience.　 "It's hard to say because I think Chris (Nolan) is so in a class of his own. I don't know if it was a sci-fi film or a Christopher Nolan film because it felt like an intimate - my part felt like such a family drama, so I don't know if I'm necessarily qualified to answer that." But what exactly is this film all about? The director states that secrecy is of the utmost importance. "Well I like surprises a lot. I really like the audience to be able to come fresh to the movie. If people know too much about it they're just not going to have the experience that we intended, so we just try to play our cards close to our chests." "Interstellar" opens worldwide in November 2014. For CRI, this is Xiong Siqi.