In this history flight of fancy from director Fritz Lang, four men, one woman, and a boy travel on the first spaceship to the moon. Presented in an early German naturalistic style, this frivolous tale of a stowaway, treasure hunting, and lunar romance is redeemed by a lavish production, an uncanny vision of the future, and a stunning surprise ending. In order to create the space travel sequences as realistic as possible, Fritz Lang and his wife Thea von Harbou consulted many scientists.
Review of Woman in the Moon
