A Trip to the Moon (1902) is a pioneering science fiction film directed by Georges Méliès. Running just under 14 minutes, it follows a group of astronomers who travel to the moon in a fantastical spacecraft. Upon landing, they encounter strange creatures and face various whimsical adventures. Known for its groundbreaking special effects, creative set design, and imaginative storytelling, the film is considered one of the earliest and most influential science fiction films in cinema history. Its iconic image of the spaceship landing in the moon’s eye remains a lasting symbol of early cinematic innovation.
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