Moonwalkers

The film is set during the 1960s, a period marked by intense geopolitical tension due to the Cold War. The space race serves as a focal point of American pride and competition against the Soviet Union, culminating in the Apollo 11 Moon landing. This decade also features the rise of counterculture and the exploration of new art forms, as seen through the characters' experiences.

The movie primarily takes place in England, where CIA agent Tom Kidman attempts to hire Stanley Kubrick to create a fake moon landing. England's vibrant culture during the late 1960s is depicted through the influence of art and counterculture. Spain serves as a final escape for the characters, providing a picturesque backdrop as they witness the Moon landing.

🌌 Deception

The theme of deception runs throughout the film, emphasizing the lengths to which the CIA will go to secure an ideological victory. Kidman's mission to create a false narrative around the Moon landing challenges the notion of truth in media. The interplay between reality and performance art raises important questions about authenticity.

✌️ Counterculture

The film captures the spirit of the counterculture movement of the 1960s, showcasing characters who reject societal norms. The portrayal of drug use and communal living reflects the era's push against conformity. Kidman's journey also highlights personal liberation amidst chaos.