This show characterizes our placid heavenly neighbor as a living, scintillating force, weaving together grand literature and scientific inquiry with iconic songs and exquisite imagery.

Stemming from the countless photos which comprise lunar atlases, the Moon shatters into pieces, and then rebuilds itself. It evolves from its familiar pregnant blackness into a lambent, jittering hive of voices and sounds.

The film reaches beyond the idealized childhood daydreams of the heavens, past the familiar Apollo footage, and into the tender roots of culture. Moonwalk reminds us of the Moon’s ubiquity, compelling us to reconstruct our own personal history of the Moon.