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Le Voyage dans la Lune
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- 1902
- Georges Méliès
- 14 mins
Summary
Silent sci-fi adventure. A group of astronomers make a pioneering expedition to the Moon, where they discover many celestial wonders - as well as an alien community that proves none-too-friendly. Image © Alamy.
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A star rating of 5 out of 5.
David Parkinson
A cornerstone of narrative cinema - and probably celluloid's first foray into science fiction - Georges Méliès's beautifully designed space adventure about an exploratory trip to the Moon comprises 31 scenes - each one a tableau vivant shot front on from a stationary camera - whose most famous shot depicts a rocket landing in the Man in the Moon's eye. Drawing from the writings of Jules Verne and HG Wells, this early treasure offers much more in the way of a league of swimsuited beauties waving off the intrepid (and rather aged) members of the Astronomic Club followed by a lunar encounter with the hostile Selenites. Not to be confused with a magician's trick, it's an inspired masterwork from a true visionary of early cinema.
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rolenameProfessor BarbenfouillisGeorges MélièsLa luneBleuette Bernon
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rolenameDirectorGeorges Méliès
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