The Horizon of the title is a superweapon, created by aliens who fought the Iconians tens of thousands of years ago. As well as the fabled Romulan War that was never seen on screen, it brings in the Temporal Cold War that ran through Enterprise, with characters originating from various centuries. Horizon pulls together various elements of Trek lore to create a fan-pleasing but quite inventive storyline. Things do not go as expected, with the Discovery pulled through time and space to a distant galaxy, arriving at a planet that is central to a deadly Romulan plot. Commanded by Captain Harrison Hawke (Paul Lang), the Discovery has taken a beating on a mission to collect a Romulan defector (Tamar, played by Callie Bussell), but is soon repaired and rearmed to go on a new mission into disputed space, as part of a fleet of Starfleet and Vulcan ships. Set in 2160, five years after the conclusion of Enterprise and at the height of the war with the Romulan Empire, Horizon introduces the starship Discovery NX-04 (NX starships traditionally being named after space shuttle orbiters). Star Trek: Horizon is a new feature length fan production, that, while creating a new ship and crew, works very much as a lost episode of the series Enterprise. A few look to recreate other series, though (or even "missing" eras, such as the now aborted Star Trek: Axanar).
The majority of Star Trek fan films are intended to recreate the classic series, either as new adventures of Kirk and Spock on the USS Enterprise or with newly conceived crews on her sister ships.
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