Discover
Everyone knows the image of the rocket in the eye of the moon. But where does it come from? Filmed in 1902, 6 years after the invention of cinema, by Georges Méliès (one of the heroes of Scorsese’ film Hugo Cabret), A Trip To The Moon was the first blockbuster in the history of cinema, but it has been forgotten ever since.
In 1993, the discovery of a print of the film IN COLOUR is the start of the most sophisticated and expensive restoration in the history of cinema: 12 years of work, the latest technologies involved, a multi-national plan for an impossible resurrection.
Original Release
12/14/2011
US Release
02/10/2012
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Costa-Gavras | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Jean-Pierre Jeunet | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Michel Gondry | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Michel Hazanavicius | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Nicolas Ricordel | Self / Self - AFF Member |
| Eric Lange | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Tom Burton | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Charles Chaplin | (archive footage) |
| Tom Hanks | Self / Self - Filmmaker (archive footage) |
| Georges Méliès | Self / Self - Filmmaker (archive footage) |
Directors
Writers
Eric Lange, Serge Bromberg, Frédérique Moreau
Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|
| Costa-Gavras | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Jean-Pierre Jeunet | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Michel Gondry | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Michel Hazanavicius | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Nicolas Ricordel | Self / Self - AFF Member |
| Eric Lange | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Tom Burton | Self / Self - Filmmaker |
| Charles Chaplin | (archive footage) |
| Tom Hanks | Self / Self - Filmmaker (archive footage) |
| Georges Méliès | Self / Self - Filmmaker (archive footage) |
| Serge Bromberg | Self / Narrator (voice) / Self - Filmmaker |
| Henri Langlois | Self - Film Archivist (archive footage) |
| Thomas A. Edison | Self - Filmmaker (archive footage) |
Producers
| Name | Role |
|---|
| Marianne Lere | Executive Producer |
| Serge Bromberg | Producer |
| Marianne Lere | Producer |
Editors
