Cosmic Journey
USSR 1936 Director: Wassili Schurawljow
Scientific advice: Konstantin Eduardowitsch Ziolkowski
Instrumentation: Sergei Komarov, Xenija Moskalenko, Viktor Gaponenko, Nikolai Feokstikov, Vasily Kowrigin: Professor Karin
Running time: approx. 82 minutes, original version with music accompaniment and either German or English subtitles.
Exciting competition of two scientists for the first manned journey to the moon. With the spaceship "Josef Stalin", the
Landing and the spacemen are entangled in all sorts of dangerous situations. Trick technically at the highest level.
Bonus:
Jim Ripple's Robot - Doom of Sensation - Loss of Sensation
USSR 1935 Director: Aleksandr Andrijewski
Cast: S.M. Vecheslov, V.P. Gardin, M.G. Volgina, A.C. Chekulaeva
Running time: approx. 89 minutes, original version with either German or English subtitles.
Engineer Jim Ripple invents robots controlled by saxophones and radio signals. For the capitalists,
this is the "solution of the proletarian problem", and they come up with the idea of creating an army of emotionless combat machines.
Aleksandr Andriyevsky staged this ever-up-to-date theme with unprecedented effort and used state-of-the-art technology.
The journey to the moon - Le Voyage dans la Lune
France 1902 director: Georges Méliès
Cast: Georges Méliès, Bleuette Bernon, Henri Delannoy, Victor André
Running time: approx. 13 minutes, original version with music accompaniment
Based on the novels From Earth to Moon by Jules Verne and The First People on the Moon by H. G. Wells, Georges Méliès created one of the first science fiction films with The Journey to the Moon. Impressive thanks to its trick technique and imaginative design.
Bonus material:
- Booklet with a text by Marco Koch - Jim Ripple's robot - Doom of Sensation - Loss of Sensation USSR 1935 Director: Aleksandr Andrijewski Instrumentation: S.M. Vecheslov, V.P. Gardin, M.G. Volgina, A.C. Chekulaeva. Running time: approx. 89 minutes, original version with optional German or English subtitles Engineer Jim Ripple invents robots controlled by saxophones and radio signals. For the capitalists, this is the "solution to the proletarian problem", and they come up with the idea of creating an army of emotionless combat machines. Aleksandr Andriyevsky staged this ever-up-to-date theme with unprecedented effort and used state-of-the-art technology. The journey to the moon - Le Voyage dans la Lune France 1902 Director: Georges Méliès cast: Georges Méliès, Bleuette Bernon, Henri Delannoy, Victor André. Running time: approx. 13 minutes, original version with music accompaniment. Based on the novels From Earth to Moon by Jules Verne and The First People on the Moon by H. G. Wells
German release, not all extras may be English friendly
