
Was the trip to the Moon a collective utopia? Are we still having optimistic visions for society? And can we learn something about ourselves by learning about the utopias of our grandparents?
In search of hope for tomorrow I am looking into the past and the time of our grandfathers.




At the frenzy of the Space Race almost 100.000 people on both sides of the Iron Curtain signed up to fly to the Moon at the PanAm‘s First Moon Flights Club. World was split to two realities of the East and the West, but there was just one Moon, for everybody.
Following the filmmaker´s grandfather, one of the fellow club members, TICKET TO THE MOON asks what did the mere thought and imagination of a trip to the Moon mean to these potential space travellers – on both sides of the Iron Curtain? What were they imagining to find? And how is this relevant for us now?
Today, 50 years after the Moon-landing, we are still dreaming about space, setting off for various missions - Moon, Mars and further on.
Are the “Moon” generation’s dreams and aspirations the same as ours?
DIRECTED BY
VERONIKA JANATKOVÁ
WRITTEN BY
VERONIKA JANATKOVÁ TILL STEINMETZ
MONTAGE
JORGE SÁNCHEZ CALDERÓN
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY
PIOTR ROSOLOWSKI, DIRK LÜTTER, ARMANDE CHOLLAT-NAMY
PRODUCER
STEFAN KLOOS VERONIKA JANATKOVÁ
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