Sally

2025

Biography / Documentary / History / Romance

10
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 87% · 31 reviews
IMDb Rating 7.4/10 10 714 714

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Plot summary

Sally Ride's groundbreaking journey as the first American woman in space concealed a deeply personal story. Her life partner, Tam O'Shaughnessy, unveils their covert 27-year romance and its accompanying sacrifices.

Director

Cristina Costantini Photo
Cristina Costantini

Top cast

Gloria Steinem Photo
Gloria Steinem as Self
Jane Fonda Photo
Jane Fonda as Self
Bob Hope Photo
Bob Hope as Self
Barack Obama Photo
Barack Obama as Self
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1 hr 43 min
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1 hr 43 min
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English 5.1
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Subtitles us  cn  dk  nl  es  fi  gr  it  ja  kr  no  pt  ro  sk  sv  
23.976 fps
1 hr 43 min
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English 5.1
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Subtitles us  cn  dk  nl  es  fi  gr  it  ja  kr  no  pt  ro  sk  sv  
23.976 fps
1 hr 43 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by lisacarlson50 10 / 10

The first female astronaut

Sally Ride was chosen to be the first female astronaut in 1983. She was apart of the first class of female astronauts chosen in 1978. It seemed to me she and Judith Resnik were the top female choices and had very different personalities. Resnik perished in the Challenger Disaster in 1986.This film is touching, fascinating and balanced. We learn what Ride was like; a terrific tennis player, a highly intelligent physicist, someone who believed in NASA until the Challenger explosion and she kept her sexuality in the closet. The fact she had to keep her affection for another woman a secret because she feared her demise was unacceptable.Her sexuality had nothing to do with her competency and achievements. She was an incredible woman who died too young of pancreatic cancer.It is obvious her legacy was to inspire other women to do what she did; anything they want.
Reviewed by peter0969 6 / 10

Passion Sally

Watched at the 2025 Sundance Film FestivalI love to appreciate stories about women being able to achieve goals outside of their traditional zones to impact the lives of womanhood and equality. Sally Ride is an interesting person and this documentary does a decent observation of her career and what made her important.The filmmaker clearly is passionate to tell the tale of Ride and there are many moments of discussions, editing choices and presentations that clearly captures the time period, the purpose, and what the information is wanting to discuss. Allowing us to go into some of Ride's personal life, like her love life, and understand her more through a personal level.I do appreciate what they are going for. However, much of the information does feel a bit repetitive. Particularly with certain subjects feeling as if we have been given but repeated a few times. Which doesn't make it a big impactful experience for certain moments.Overall, a decent watch.
Reviewed by Tim-9398 7 / 10

Pretty good tribute

Sally is more than a documentary-it's a quiet, powerful reckoning with the complexities of being a public icon and a private individual. Directed by Cristina Costantini, the film peels back the layers of Dr. Sally Ride's life, showing us not just the astronaut who broke barriers, but the human being who navigated a world that often didn't make space for her whole self.What struck me most was how gracefully the film balanced admiration with intimacy. Ride's historic journey into space is, of course, celebrated. But it's the deeply personal moments-her long-term relationship with Tam O'Shaughnessy, the burden of keeping her identity hidden-that linger long after the credits roll. The use of archival footage, voiceovers, and interviews creates a sense of closeness, as if we're finally hearing from Sally in her own words.The film doesn't try to be a comprehensive biography. Instead, it chooses emotion over exposition, connection over chronology. That might leave some viewers wanting more about her scientific work, but for me, the choice felt intentional-and powerful. It's a film about what it costs to live authentically, and how sometimes, that cost is silence.Sally is tender, haunting, and deeply necessary. In telling her story now-with honesty and care-it gives her the full humanity she was denied in life.
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