Moon wins at Edinburgh festival
Variety reports that Duncan Jones’ debut feature MOON has won the Michael Powell Award for new British feature at this year’s 63rd Edinburgh International Film Festival.
“Moon,” a sci-fi thriller directed by Brit rookie Duncan Jones and starring Sam Rockwell, was arguably the fest’s biggest success. Arriving with Internet buzz from its Sundance premiere, it was the first film in the program to sell out, and also ended up second in the voting for the audience award.
If “Moon” can now use this springboard to become a cult hit at the U.K. box office, it will go some way to validating Edinburgh’s claim to be a “festival of discovery.”
Read more about Moon (2009) by clicking the links below:
- Moon opens on June 12
- Moon - Trailer
- Director Duncan Jones takes viewers to the far side of the "Moon" - Interview, Part 1
- Duncan Jones on Moon - Science Fiction Film Podcast Interview
- Lunar Movie Madness: Cinema's Many Trips to the Moon - A Retrospective
- Moon - This Summer's Best Cinematic Science Fiction
- Director Duncan Jones takes viewers to the far side of the “Moon” - Interview, Part 2

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