Film
For the Moon
Documentary · 1h 28m · in cinemas from 14 November
Where to see it
6 screenings in 1 city
6 screenings in Amsterdam
Pathé Tuschinski
About
A documentary in which blind and partially sighted teenagers at a Paris boarding school use their own cameras to show their everyday world.
For the Moon is a documentary by Éric Baudelaire made with students at the National Institute for Blind Youth in Paris. The teenagers live at a boarding school for blind and partially sighted pupils, and Baudelaire gives them cameras to record their own surroundings. Their footage shows everyday objects, moments of abstraction and scenes from their rooms, while they also play music, make art and take part in sport. Some students speak directly about their lives: Iris describes losing her sight and no longer feeling pain, and Jade explains why she prefers night to day and what she notices with her eyes closed. The film combines material shot by Baudelaire and by the students themselves.
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Facts
- Director
- Éric Baudelaire
- Countries
- France
Good to know
- Running time
- 1 hour 28 minutes
- Language
- French
- In Dutch cinemas
- From 14 November 2026
Questions
How long is For the Moon?
1 hour 28 minutes. Most cinemas add 15 to 20 minutes of trailers first, so plan for about 1 hour 48 minutes.
Where can I see For the Moon?
There are 6 screenings at 5 cinemas in 1 city. Pick your city above for the times.
What language is For the Moon in?
For the Moon is in French. A foreign-language film normally plays in its original version with Dutch subtitles.
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