After losing contact with Earth, Astronaut Lee Miller becomes stranded in orbit alone aboard the International Space Station. As time passes and life support systems dwindle, Lee battles to maintain his sanity - and simply stay alive. His world is a claustrophobic and lonely existence, until he makes a strange discovery aboard the ship.
Unfortunately the movie Love is not yet available on HBO Max.
| Production | William Eubank | Production Designer |
| Camera | Samuel Brownfield | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Robert Royds | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Mark H. Weingartner | Phantom Operator |
| Camera | Jeff McCoy | Camera Operator |
| Camera | Kevin Zanit | Phantom Operator |
| Camera | Ray Patrick | Phantom Operator |
| Camera | Lewis Fowler | Phantom Operator |
| Production | Dan Figur | Production Manager |
| Production | Nate Kolbeck | Production Coordinator |
| Art | Patricia Eubank | Storyboard Artist |
| Crew | Carlyle Eubank II | Thanks |
| Crew | Patricia Eubank | Thanks |
| Sound | Bob Kellough | Sound Designer |
| Sound | Bob Kellough | Supervising Sound Editor |
| Writing | William Eubank | Writer |
| Production | Mark Eaton | Producer |
| Production | Vertel Scott | Producer |
| Sound | Matt Wachter | Music |
| Production | Atom Willard | Producer |
| Camera | William Eubank | Director of Photography |
| Sound | David Kennedy | Music |
| Editing | Brian Berdan | Editor |
| Production | Matt Wachter | Producer |
| Editing | Scott Chestnut | Editor |
| Production | Nate Kolbeck | Producer |
| Sound | Atom Willard | Music |
| Crew | William Eubank | Cinematography |
| Sound | Tom DeLonge | Music |
| Production | David Kennedy | Producer |
| Production | Tom DeLonge | Producer |
| Production | Daniel Figur | Producer |
| Directing | William Eubank | Director |
