Reviews

"For All Mankind" is about the Moon. Not about the intermediary very long episodes about the lives of the people. These just have to be there. It is about the gray dust. And how much you have to do to get there (for example to watch minutes and minutes of questionable stereotype soap opera). Anyway it would have been very hard to have another premise for the "what if".

In Europe, we are suffering from the pressure of the Christian upbringing (which actually is a mainstream on a specific direction where the body and the sensations are not important, but only the soul). This movie finds the time to bind the both in a up to date search for meaning, a challenging endeavor, considering the deep routed structure of our culture.

The puritans and the erotic movie lovers alike will see in this movie an erotic exposure with long philosophical intermissions. Beautifully crafted and bringing an equilibrium between two parts, the movie represents an inner search of Sandrine for finding the sense of living, which, as in all hero stories, is not so obvious.