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January 4th, 2015
Credit: Shut Up Infinity
Shoot For the Moon is a short film depicting a homeless astronaut as he sets out for the Moon – armed with nothing more than a travel case, some bottle rockets, but carrying a cargo of ambition.
At the close of the film, these words: “If we choose to support the explorers, the innovators, the dreamers, we might find the stars closer than we think.”
The short film about space exploration comes from Shut Up Infinity that produces narrative-driven British comedy “with a focus on the absurd, science, the universe and the farce that is human existence,” according to their website.
Credit: Shut Up Infinity
The director and writer of Shoot For the Moon is Chris Wickett, based in London. He taps the talent of Gemma Hurley as a writer and producer. Andrew Rodger is the director of photography.
To view this distinctive film, go to:
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