Crater (2023)
Crater
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A thrilling Disney+ production, with a surprisingly dystopian backdrop, for young adventurers. In Crater, we follow a boy (Isaiah Russell-Bailey) who has lived his whole life in a lunar mining colony, where the inhabitants work with the promise of being relocated to another planet after years of work. But when his father dies in an accident, he is chosen for relocation on a 75-year journey. To say goodbye to his friends, he decides to bring them together for his father's last task: to travel to a mysterious crater on the moon. Aided by a girl who grew up on Earth (Mckenna Grace from Ghostbusters: Beyond, in the best performance of the movie), the group embarks on a fun - and dangerous - adventure across the moon. It's a science fiction and road movie proposal with certain doses of melancholy and darkness, speaking to the young generation of Greta Thunberg who fight to imagine a better tomorrow.
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After the death of his father, a boy growing up on a lunar mining colony takes a trip to explore a legendary crater, along with his four best friends, prior to being permanently relocated to another planet.
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