The release of
Star Trek Beyond will coincide with the franchise's 50th anniversary, and the film will celebrate by asking deep questions about the nature of
Star Trek, and about the Federation, the fictional organization at the heart of the franchise.
"This is the 50th anniversary,” director Justin Lin
told Empire. “I felt like it was important to really deconstruct the idea of
Star Trek, the idea of the Federation and why it’s special. We’ll really be poking at a lot of different things."
"They've come to rest at a Federation outpost, a sort of diplomatic hub," explained star Simon Pegg. "We're gathering a great community within the galaxy, but to what end? What does it all mean?"
The questions will be raised by the villainous Krall, played by Idris Elba. Krall, a member of a new species introduced in Star Trek Beyond, has a "well earned hatred" of the Federation.
“What’s interesting about him is that he has a real beef with what the Enterprise stands for,” Elba
told Entertainment Weekly. “Krall’s a character who’s deeply steeped in hatred — in my opinion, a well-earned hatred — for the Federation. It felt quite political. There’s a relatability to what’s happening in our world. Not everybody’s happy with what everybody calls the good guys.”
Star Trek Beyond hits theaters July 22.
The cast and crew of STAR TREK BEYOND discuss the film's underlying questions about the nature of STARFLEET and THE FEDERATION.
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