Boom in the Moon

Year: 1946

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Jaime Salvador

WarScience FictionComedy

An American soldier (Buster Keaton) survives a crash, thinks he’s in Japan, but ends up in a Mexican fishing village. Mistaken for a serial killer, he’s jailed then recruited by a scientist to launch a rocket. The launch returns to remote Mexico, where the trio are arrested. The film was Keaton’s only Mexican production and his last starring role.

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