Footprints On The Moon

Synopsis

Footprints On The Moon is a 1969 mystery thriller directed by Luigi Bazzoni and starring Peter Graves and Pierre Jalbert. The film follows a young woman who wakes up in a bath of blood, with no memory of the previous night and a blurry trail of clues leading her through an eerie, unsettling world. As she searches for answers, she encounters strange characters and confronts terrifying truths that blur the line between reality and hallucination. This psychological thriller masterfully combines elements of suspense, surrealism, and horror to create an atmospheric and gripping narrative that keeps the audience captivated until the very end.

Cast

• Pierre Jalbert

  Jules Verne

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  Wernher von Braun

  Narrator

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  Neil Armstrong

  Himself

• Michael Collins

  Himself

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  Buzz Aldrin

  Himself

Reviews

Footprints On The Moon has garnered mixed to positive reactions from critics and audiences alike over the years. On IMDb, the film holds a respectable rating of 8.1/10, indicating a strong appreciation from viewers for its atmospheric tension and intriguing storyline. Critics often praise Luigi Bazzoni's direction and the moody cinematography, which together create an unsettling ambiance that effectively conveys the protagonist's disoriented state. Some reviews on platforms such as AllMovie highlight the film’s stylish visuals and strong lead performances, particularly noting Pierre Jalbert's compelling portrayal. However, the movie's abstract narrative and slow pacing have been points of contention for some viewers, with a few critics describing the plot as cryptic or challenging to follow. Despite its niche appeal, Footprints On The Moon is regarded as a cult classic in Italian psychological thrillers and continues to receive praise for its unique blend of mystery and surreal horror elements. Rotten Tomatoes does not have enough data for a critic score, but user reviews acknowledge its haunting mood and artistic merit.