A B team reenacts the first crewed Mars mission to help address interpersonal problems affecting the real astronauts.
David is introduced as part of a B team connected to a reenactment of the first crewed Mars mission. The project is framed as more than a simple simulation.
The reenactment is tied to interpersonal problems among the astronauts on the real mission. The B team therefore studies human relationships through the mission scenario.
The Mars reenactment becomes a structure for examining group dynamics. David remains connected to the B team's effort to understand the conflict affecting the real crew.
The B team's work is directed toward solving the interpersonal difficulties that have impacted the real mission. The available synopsis does not specify individual resolutions beyond this goal.
Five people are recruited by the Viking Society to collaborate on the first manned mission to Mars. They were chosen because of the psychological similarities they share with the five astronauts who will travel to the red planet. These volunteers therefore form a B-team of alter egos who will experience the adventure in parallel, behind closed doors on Earth.
Stéphane Lafleur
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