Is Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix dubbed in Persian or does it have Persian subtitles?

Neither — the film is available in its original English audio only, with no Persian dub or Persian subtitle track. Viewers who are comfortable with English will have no problem following it.

Koja bebinam in filme? Is it on K-Time?

Yes, you can watch Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix on K-Time at ktime.app. It streams on the web, TV, and phone without any VPN or geo-restriction. A K-Time subscription gives you access.

How long is the movie and what is it rated on IMDb?

The film runs 90 minutes — a compact runtime that keeps the pacing tight. It carries a 4.2 out of 10 on IMDb, reflecting its position as a genre entry aimed at fans of creature-feature science fiction rather than mainstream audiences.

Who directed Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix and is it an American or Italian production?

It is a joint American-Italian production directed by Stefano Milla. The collaboration gives the film a distinct international genre-film character, blending Hollywood production sensibility with Italian genre-cinema tradition.

Alien Invasion Rise Of The Phoenix

Name: Alien Invasion Rise Of The Phoenix
Genre: Science Fiction
Released: 2025
Duration: 90 min
Cast: Melissa Rokuskie, Christopher Showerman, Daniele Favilli, Jennifer Jones Nesbit, Jennifer Mischiati

Director: Stefano Milla

Cast: Melissa Rokuskie, Christopher Showerman, Daniele Favilli, Jennifer Jones Nesbit, Jennifer Mischiati

Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix is a 2025 American-Italian science fiction film directed by Stefano Milla, running 90 minutes. It weaves together two parallel storylines — one on a beleaguered orbital space station and one at the edge of the Grand Canyon — as humanity scrambles to understand and stop a sudden extraterrestrial threat emerging from deep within an asteroid shower.

What is Alien Invasion Rise Of The Phoenix about?

When a dense asteroid shower tears through a remote stretch of the Grand Canyon, it leaves behind dozens of strange, pulsating pods scattered across the desert floor. On the ground, a small team of researchers races to contain what they fear could be a biological outbreak unlike anything previously documented. Far above Earth, the crew of an orbiting space station has been struck by the same cosmic event; one of the recovered pods has already transformed into a living organism that stalks the station's corridors. With communication between the two groups fragmented and resources running thin, both teams are forced to improvise weapons and tactics, turning the alien material itself against the growing threat. The film builds toward a coordinated last stand where the only advantage humanity holds is the enemy's own biology.

Cast & crew

Director Stefano Milla, known for low-budget genre work straddling the US and Italian markets, brings a practical, effects-driven approach to the creature feature. The ensemble is led by Melissa Rokuskie and Christopher Showerman on the Earth side, while Daniele Favilli and Jennifer Mischiati anchor the space-station thread. Paolo Mazzini and Martina Pace round out the international cast.

Context & significance

For Persian-speaking viewers in the diaspora who grew up on Hollywood creature features and Italian genre cinema — from classic creature-from-space B-movies to the pulpy thrills of Italian fantascienza — Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix sits squarely in that tradition. Its dual-location structure (desert vs. space station) echoes a long lineage of low-budget but enthusiastic science fiction that prizes momentum over spectacle. The film is presented in its original English audio without Persian dubbing or subtitles, so viewers comfortable with English-language content will find it a straightforward watch. It is the kind of film that works best with expectations calibrated to energetic, uncomplicated genre entertainment rather than prestige drama.

Where & how to watch

Alien Invasion: Rise of the Phoenix is available on K-Time in original English audio. Watch on the web, on your TV, or on your phone — no extra download required, no VPN needed, no geo-blocking. Subscribe and cancel anytime.