Moon

Release date 23 January 2009 – Sundance festival

17 July 2009 UK

Director Duncan Jones

Cast Sam Rockwell

Kevin Spacey

Harvesting new cleaner energy resources on

Brief plot line the moon, when a clone of the only worker
appears.

Film company Liberty Films

Stage 6 Films

Distribution Sony Pictures Classics

2 important marketing facts The film debuted at a number of film festivals

The plot is similar to Algis Budrys' novella
Rogue Moon from 1960

Box office numbers £157,867 (UK) (19 July 2009) (57 Screens)
$9,059,519

“Moon is a superior example of that

2 reviews threatened genre, hard science-fiction, which
is often about the interface between humans
and alien intelligence of one kind of or other,
including digital. John W. Campbell Jr., the
godfather of this genre, would have
approved. The movie is really all about ideas.
It only seems to be about emotions. How real
are our emotions, anyway? How real are we?
Someday I will die. This laptop I'm using is
patient and can wait.”

Suggested target audience Science fiction fans

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Inglorious Basterds
Release date May 20, 2009 (Cannes)
August 20, 2009 (Germany)
August 21, 2009 (United States)

Director Quentin Tarantino

Cast Brad Pitt

Chistoph Waltz

Jewish Americans in occupied France during

Brief plot line the second World War, killing Nazi’s.

Film company
The Weinstein
Company
Universal Pictures

Distribution The Weinstein

Company
Universal Pictures

2 important marketing facts Debuted at Cannes film festival

Remake of the 1955 film of the same name

Box office numbers ARS 257,346 (Argentina) (8 September

2009) (45 Screens)
Gross: $120,523,073 (USA) (13 December
2009)
‘Tarantino gets lost in a fictional World War II’’
2 reviews “With Inglourious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino has
made his best movie since Pulp Fiction," and that it
was "one hell of an enjoyable ride."

Suggested target audience War fans, Tarantino fans

Dvd details Included extra footage , directors

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