Moon + Duncan Jones in Conversation
In the footsteps of Blade Runner, Alien and Outland, Moon is a highly intelligent science-fiction film about an astronaut miner working on a project that promises to resolve the energy crisis. Sam Rockwell delivers a riveting performance as an astronaut nearing the end of three years of complete outer space isolation, lending the film a philosophical tone. Hosted by writer Mark Salisbury, a post screening Q&A with Jones and producer Stuart Fenegan reveals fascinating details about the film’s genesis, its dazzling technical trickery, and the involvement of both Rockwell and Kevin Spacey.
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