Is Interstellar the first science fiction film?

No, the first science fiction film was 200 1 A Space Odyssey.

200 1 A Space Odyssey is an American science fiction film, directed by stanley kubrick and adapted from the novel of science fiction writer arthur clarke. 1968 was released, which was praised as "the milestone of modern science fiction film technology".

The film was nominated for four Oscars for best production designer, best director and best screenwriter, and won the Best Visual Effect Award, and the Best Photography, Best Sound and Best Art Design Awards of the British Film Academy ranged from 65438 to 0968.

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The main plot of "200 1 A Space Odyssey": A big black stone stands in front of prehistoric humans, who have just begun to understand tools and entered a milestone in evolution. The same Blackstone still appears in many parts of the universe. They are standing on the moon, floating in space with some mysterious meaning.

The current time is 200 1. In order to find the root of Blackstone, humans launched the Jupiter landing program. There are three hibernating astronauts, Captain David and Frank Perot, and a highly intelligent computer named "HAL9000". Hal went crazy in space flight, killing Frank and three hibernating people one after another, leaving Portman to fight the computer.

David, who came back from death, turned off the main brain system in a rage, and Hal failed completely. Now, David is the only one left in the vast universe, heading for Jupiter. Through the magnificent gate, David seems to have come to a strange time and space, where there are endless cycles of human life and death and the ultimate knowledge of the universe.