A retired astronaut must overcome an emotional disability to save seven world leaders trapped inside of a crippled space station before it crashes to Earth.

Event – Character – Action is a good rule of thumb. Maybe (event) the world leaders are in a space station that – it is discovered- is on the pathway of a missile attack or an asteroid and there’s a faulty component in the apparatus so only one person can be rescued at a time? Maybe the protagonist (character) is retired and has a particular bias about leaders of some countries vs others and this influences him from the outset? Maybe he (action) sets out to hide his bias because he wants to be memorialized as a true hero but it is soon discovered what his real intentions are and he has to redeem himself? So, the logline could read like this: When a space station hosting seven world leaders loses all energy- and it is discovered that in 24 hours it will be destroyed by an asteroid – the technician who help built it, a racist retired astronaut who despises three of the four leaders, battles his own demons and devices a complicated solution when he discovers he can only save three people at a time. I think equating racism with emotional disability works.