Star Trek: Insurrection is the ninth movie in the Star Trek film franchise and was released in 1998. The story centers around the planet Ba'ku, which is inhabited by a peaceful race known as the Ba'ku. The planet has an unusual property that slows down the aging process of any living thing on it, making it a valuable commodity.
Starfleet, in conjunction with an alien race known as the Son'a, plan to forcibly remove the Ba'ku from the planet to harness its regenerative properties for themselves. Captain Picard and the crew of the Enterprise become aware of the plot and decide to intervene on behalf of the Ba'ku.
As they investigate further, they discover that a small group of rogue Starfleet officers are aiding the Son'a in their efforts to take over the planet. The Enterprise crew must now battle both the Son'a and these rogue officers to protect the Ba'ku and ensure that justice is served.
Throughout the movie, themes of morality, ethics, and the true meaning of friendship are explored. The crew is forced to confront their own values and beliefs as they work to uphold the principles of the Federation.
Star Trek: Insurrection received mixed reviews from both fans and critics upon its release. Despite this, it remains a beloved installment in the Star Trek franchise and is considered a staple of the Next Generation era of the series.