A Trip to the Moon (1902), directed by Georges Méliès, is a pioneering science fiction film that follows a group of astronomers who travel to the Moon in a fantastical spaceship. After launching from Earth in a cannon-like contraption, they land on the Moon, where they encounter strange lunar inhabitants, whom they defeat in a battle. The astronomers explore the Moon’s surface, discovering the mysterious "Selenites" before escaping back to Earth. The film ends with their triumphant return, where they are greeted as heroes. Known for its innovative special effects and whimsical style, A Trip to the Moon is one of the earliest films to depict space travel.
 
Director(s)

Georges Méliès

 
Principal Actors

Georges Méliès as Professor Barbenfouillis
Victor André as an Astronomer
Bleuette Bernon as a Female Astronomer
Henri Delannoy as an Astronomer
Farjaut as an Astronomer
Kelm as an Astronomer

 
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Product features

Professional-level 300gsm satin paper
Low-glare finish
For indoor use only
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Care instructions

If the poster does gather any dust, you may wipe it off gently with a clean, dry cloth.