Directed by:
Antoine Bardou-JacquetScreenplay:
Dean CraigCinematography:
Glynn SpeeckaertCast:
Rupert Grint, Ron Perlman, Robert Sheehan, Stephen Campbell Moore, Tom Audenaert, Kevin Bishop, Erika Sainte, John Flanders, James Cosmo, Vibol-Joseph Sok (more)Plots(1)
What if Apollo 11 never really made it to the moon? What if it was actually Kubrick who shot man's landing on the moon in a studio? In 1960's London, a CIA agent unsuccessfully tries to find Kubrick; instead, he hooks up with a lousy music manager. (Sitges Film Festival)
Reviews (2)
The movie is pretty funny, so it's worth a watch. Even if not for the actors, who may not appeal to everyone, at least for the quite wild story and especially for the absolutely great headshots. It's digital as hell, but it still works perfectly. Brilliantly far-fetched, which is what I was hoping for.
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Very weird. An original idea, a nice cast (Hellboy, Ron Weasley), surprisingly brutal shootouts, but sometimes too trippy and hallucinatory that won’t be able can't absorb everything without ingesting any substances. I had fun, but laughed rather rarely. I won't watch it more than once. 60%.
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