Production has wrapped on writer and director David Hewlett’s Debug, a sci-fi thriller set in space that pits a group of hackers against the artificial intelligence program of a derelict freighter ship. The film stars “Game of Thrones” alum Jason Momoa and “Alcatraz” recurring Jeananne Goossen (pictured).

The synopsis reads:

Deep space. Six young hackers on a grueling work release program attempt to clear out – debug – the computer systems of a massive derelict space freighter.

They quickly fall prey to the ship’s vengeful artificial intelligence, a program that would kill to be human.

As the fractious team is forced to match wits with this rogue program, they discover that the ship holds a deadly secret, and a fate far worse than death.

Debug co-stars Adam Butcher (Wolves), Kjartan Hewitt (Scott Pilgrim vs the World), Sidney Leeder (Goon), Jaydn Wong (Cosmopolis), Adrian Holmes (Red Riding Hood) and Kyle Mac (Carrie). Entertainment One has acquired Canadian distribution rights.

In addition to “Alcatraz,” Goossen briefly starred in Kevin Williamson’s new FOX serial killer drama “The Following,” starring Kevin Bacon as a former FBI agent attempting to catch a murderous cult leader and his network of killers. She was replaced by “Person of Interest” and “Law and Order” starlet Annie Parisse.