Jeff Foust reviews the film Lunarcy! (see previous post about it) and discusses what it says about space advocacy: Lunarcy: is the idea of lunar settlement crazy? – The Space Review
Jeff Foust reviews the film Lunarcy! (see previous post about it) and discusses what it says about space advocacy: Lunarcy: is the idea of lunar settlement crazy? – The Space Review
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Film a 3-minute audition video that shows off your unique personality, your sense of adventure and your impressive vlogging skills. Make sure to introduce yourself and demonstrate how well you’d be able to film your Space Camp adventure.
Deadline to enter is April 4, 2013.
“Plus, every girl who enters will receive a $100 off her Space Camp tuition.”
Lunarcy! is a
2012 Canadian documentary film directed by Simon Ennis, and produced by Jonas Bell Pasht, Ron Mann, Jonah Bekhor. The film premiered at the 2012 Toronto Film Festival on September 8, 2012 and is headed for worldwide circulation through German Screen. The film draws from a cast of real people who each have a unique connection to the moon, to include an astronaut who once walked on the moon and a person who claims personal ownership of the moon.
It is playing currently at the Environmental Film Festival in the Nation’s Capital.
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Here’s the trailer:
Update: Jeff Foust went to see the film and posted this comments on it at jeff_foust on Twitter:
MASKEDFRAME Pictures plans to release freely on line the film Project Kronos on April 15th. It is described as a
documentary film following a mission to achieve interstellar space travel. As the mission unfolds, the scientists find themselves questioning whether the space agency’s solution to achieving interstellar space travel is ethical at all.
Written and Directed by Hasraf ‘HaZ’ Dulull