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It's as tantalisingly strange, witty, and original now as it was a century ago, a broadcast from the very edges of technological memory and modern reference. Of all the things cinema has been and is now, a seed for so much lies within A Trip to the Moon. It's an experimental work, feeling out the peculiar textures and tricks of this new expressive form recognising no limits, only a basic set of proposed rules and a governing urge.

The fantasy film against which all fantasy films are measured, Georges Méliès' most famous work is fleet, fanciful, funny—and fifteen minutes long.