'Moonwalk One' explores the events that took place in Apollo 11 Moon mission. The original documentary which was extremely long had failed to gain the interest of the distributors, the NASA had re-edited the movie by cutting back 15 minutes of the film and had re-screened the movie at the Cannes film festival which grabbed the movie an award and special attention as it was described as a "sleeper". The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York began a new film series called "New American Directors", in which 'Moonwalk One' was kept as the first program and it was subsequently picked up theaters nationally for it's special coverage of the mission.
Cast: Buzz Aldrin, Laurence Luckinbill
Crew: Theo Kamecke (Director), Theo Kamecke (Director of Photography), Adam Holender (Director of Photography), Alexander Hammid (Director of Photography), Edwin Lynch (Director of Photography), Hideaki Kobayashi (Director of Photography), James Allen (Director of Photography), James Signorelli (Director of Photography), Jeri Sopanen (Director of Photography), Robert Ipcar (Director of Photography), Urs Furrer (Director of Photography), Victor Johannes (Director of Photography), Ziemowit Maria Kozbial (Director of Photography), Charles Morrow (Music Director)
Genres: Drama
Release Dates: 30 Jul 2014 (France), 17 Jun 2009 (United Kingdom)
Did you know? The original 1970 version of the film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in the summer of 1971, where it won a special award and was described as a "sleeper". Read More
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Film Type:
Documentary Feature
Language:
English
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Frame Rate:
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Trivia:
The original 1970 version of the film was shown at the Cannes Film Festival in the summer of 1971, where it won a special award and was described as a "sleeper".
