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Apollo 1 tells the remarkable story of three astronauts at the forefront of America's race to the moon. Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee were united by ambition and a shared dream of spaceflight. But the crew's journey took a devastating turn that shook the U.S. space program to the core and would forever change their families and all spaces flights that followed.
Featuring extraordinary access to the astronauts' families and a wealth of never-before-seen personal archives, this gripping documentary reveals a story of jeopardy, adventure, tragedy and recovery through the eyes of those who knew the crew best. Ultimately, it’s an inspiring story of the human spirit.
As a new generation of Artemis astronauts prepares to venture farther into space, the legacy of Apollo 1 remains as powerful and relevant as ever.
As a new generation of Artemis astronauts prepares to venture farther into space, the legacy of Apollo 1 remains as powerful and relevant as ever.
Film image and related credits courtesy of ROCO Films.
Closed captions are available for this screening. This screening does not feature audio description services.
This is a free online event, and AARP membership is not required.
- Year2025
- Runtime102 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- RatingNot Rated
- GenreDocumentary
- NoteDirector of Photography: Dominic Gill and Archive Producers: Joe Harris, Steve Bergson
- DirectorMark Craig
- ProducerAnsgar Pohle, Keith Haviland, Mark Craig
- CinematographerDominic Gill
- EditorJörg Levsen
- ComposerAnne Nikitin
- Sound DesignNick Adams
- Music
Apollo 1 tells the remarkable story of three astronauts at the forefront of America's race to the moon. Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger Chaffee were united by ambition and a shared dream of spaceflight. But the crew's journey took a devastating turn that shook the U.S. space program to the core and would forever change their families and all spaces flights that followed.
Featuring extraordinary access to the astronauts' families and a wealth of never-before-seen personal archives, this gripping documentary reveals a story of jeopardy, adventure, tragedy and recovery through the eyes of those who knew the crew best. Ultimately, it’s an inspiring story of the human spirit.
As a new generation of Artemis astronauts prepares to venture farther into space, the legacy of Apollo 1 remains as powerful and relevant as ever.
As a new generation of Artemis astronauts prepares to venture farther into space, the legacy of Apollo 1 remains as powerful and relevant as ever.
Film image and related credits courtesy of ROCO Films.
Closed captions are available for this screening. This screening does not feature audio description services.
This is a free online event, and AARP membership is not required.
- Year2025
- Runtime102 minutes
- LanguageEnglish
- RatingNot Rated
- GenreDocumentary
- NoteDirector of Photography: Dominic Gill and Archive Producers: Joe Harris, Steve Bergson
- DirectorMark Craig
- ProducerAnsgar Pohle, Keith Haviland, Mark Craig
- CinematographerDominic Gill
- EditorJörg Levsen
- ComposerAnne Nikitin
- Sound DesignNick Adams
- Music
