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23.976fps, 170min, v1
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The restoration of FRAU IM MOND
was carried out in 2000
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by the Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
Foundation in Wiesbaden,
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based on the camera negative from
the Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv in Berlin.
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The intertitles
were taken from the negatives.
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The comparison and copying was carried out
by L'Immagine Ritrovata in Bologna.
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The master negative of this edit
was used for the 2K digital version.
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WOMAN IN THE MOON.
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This film is the result of
collaboration by:
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And the cast:
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Script:
Thea von Harbou
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Direction:
Fritz Lang
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Photography:
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Cast:
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Prof. Georg Manfeldt:
Klaus Pohl
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Wolf Helius:
Willy Fritsch
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Engineer Hans Windegger:
Gustav von Wangenheim
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Astro Student Friede Velten:
Gerda Maurus
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Gustav:
Gustl Stark-Gstettenbaur
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The man who presently goes by
Walter Turner: Fritz Rasp
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Five brains and chequebooks:
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The man at the microphone:
Karl Platen
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The mouse:
Josephine
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Artistic collaborators:
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Scientific collaborator:
Prof. Hermann Oberth
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Head of production:
Eduard Kubat
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The novel Woman in the Moon
by Thea von Harbou
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is published by
August Scherl
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For the human mind,
there is no Never, only a Not Yet.
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Georg Manfeldt, Ph.D.
Professor of Astronomy
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You should have let that skunk
break his neck, Helius!
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For thirty years I live like a dog
for the sake of my ideas --
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and then comes this louse-fellow
speculating on my misery,
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and wants to buy my manuscript
from me as a curiosity!
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I'd like to have dinner with you,
Professor -- can you spare some bread?
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I found this in my coat when
you left the other day --
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buy yourself some bread
with it, Mr Helius!
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Spare me having to take handouts
from my only friend, Helius...
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If you don't join me, Professor,
I won't be able to enjoy it!
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FOOL OR SWINDLER?
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Thursday, 17 August, 1896
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Hypothetical Account
of the Gold Content
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in the Mountains
of the Moon
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I maintain, after many years of
comparative analyses,
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that primitive moon-rock contains
more gold than the Earth's mountains.
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One day, the first spaceship
will fly to the moon,
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to bring its gold
back to the Earth!
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Laughter, gentlemen, is
the argument of idiots
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against every new idea!
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The progress of the world
will not fail
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due to learned ignoramuses
lacking in fantasy
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whose brains work in inverse
proportion to their calcification!
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Professor --
I've decided to go...
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But not without me, Helius --
not without me!
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Now your idea
will triumph after all, Professor...
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Naturally Windegger
will go along?
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What? Windegger won't?
Your collaborator and best friend?
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Friede Velten,
student of astronomy,
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and Hans Windegger, Chief Engineer
of Helius Hangars are engaged.
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Dear Friede!
Best wishes to you and Hans!
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Don't be upset that I can't come tonight
to your engagement party!
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Please accept the flowers
as a substitute.
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Yours, Wolf Helius.
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He doesn't even know anything
about my decision --
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no-one does -- except for you...
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I tell you, Helius, more people
than you and I know of your plan --
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-- and the fellow whom I threw
down the stairs before is one of them!
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Three nights ago --
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So you think someone
knows of my plans
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and is thus also interested
in your moon-gold theory...?
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Helius, don't be angry --
it's my life's work -- go home --
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I can't rest until I know the
manuscript is in your safe!
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Dear Helius! I write to you
in incomparable bliss
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and you should be the first to know
that Friede has agreed to be my wife.
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Perhaps I took her a bit
by surprise, but she said yes!
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Come tonight to the engagement
party at Friede's apartment!
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I am ridiculously happy!
Windegger
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Fresh violets, sir?
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Wolf Helius, Bergstr. 86-3
To be delivered in person
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Mr Helius isn't home...
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Please... let me wait for Mr Helius
anyway. Mr Windegger sent me...
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To be delivered in person
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Dear Helius! Accept this poor soul,
if you can, and give him work
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and a chance to make a life --
he won't disappoint you.
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Warmest regards,
Windegger
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Drive to the nearest
police station --
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don't hold things up
with long explanations --
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just bring some sort
of officer here to me!
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MINGO:
NICK CARTER OF THE SKY
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Saturn-Pirates
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The thieves' craft approaches
unlucky Saturn!
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God in Heaven; you must have some
idea when you last phoned!
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Did you leave the flat
unattended?
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Only for a moment, when
Gustav came to get me...
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but then there was that man
whom Mr Windegger had sent!
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Would you allow me
to use your telephone?
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My phone isn't working...
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Christ, madame --
someone has to pick up --
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there's at least half a dozen
people sitting around that phone!
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I'm only the foreman
of Helius Hangars --
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but if you keep working like this,
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you, Miss Friede, will soon be
the forewoman of us all!
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I was supposed to have sent you
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somebody with a letter
of recommendation?!
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I'm begging you, Hans,
get over here...
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I can't tell you over the telephone
what this is all about...
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just, please, come...
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You can be assured, Hans,
that I would not call you away
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from your engagement party
if it weren't absolutely necessary...
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We'll be there right away,
Helius!
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Allow me to introduce myself --
Turner...
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If you go flying down those
steps again, Mr Turner,
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I won't be standing at the
bottom to catch you...
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Believe me, Mr Helius, there's
no wiser way to pass the time
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till the arrival of Ms Velten
and Mr Windegger
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than to have a chat with me...
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First, a small request...
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tell your chauffeur it's no longer
necessary to inform the police...
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The police have already
been informed, Mr Turner...
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Just a measure of caution,
Mr Helius, -- as well as this...
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Also a measure of caution,
Mr Turner?
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I now grasp the phenomenon,
Mr Turner,
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how you haven't been whiling
away in prison all this time!
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You do flatter,
Mr Helius!
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Perhaps you can also
reveal to me, Mr Turner,
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where the stolen manuscript --
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and the contents missing
from my safe are located?!
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Five of the wealthiest
and cleverest minds
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who wish to keep the Earth's
gold reserve under their control --
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One of the most interesting
documents, madame and sirs...
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To prove the accessibility
of the moon,
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Helius sent the unmanned
trial rocket H.23,
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filled with magnesium, moonward,
the explosion of which,
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upon impact, was viewed and
photographed from the Earth!
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Thanks to the competence
of our representative
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I can show you something
completely different --
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things that Helius himself
has thus far not made available
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to the scientific community!
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Cinematographic images
of the surface of the moon
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by H.32 during its first
orbit of the moon.
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The unmanned
register-rocket H.32,
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equipped with automatic
imaging-instruments.
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The rocket-jet.
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In its nose-cone...
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...is located the egg-shaped
register-chamber
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with the automated
imaging-instruments.
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The imaging-instrument,
linked to a clockwork.
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The mirror tele-objective.
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Schematic depiction
of the H.32's trajectory.
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Earth -- 384,000 km -- Moon
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Gravitational Field
of the Earth
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Gravitational Field
of the Moon
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Zero-G Zone
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Trajectory of H.32
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Necessary starting speed
11,200 metres per second
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First image of the moon,
36 hours after liftoff;
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Distance of the rocket from
the moon: approx. 40,000 km.
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At an altitude
of approx. 1000 km
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H.32 flies over the
moon crater Eratosthenes --
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-- in its depths the astronomer
W.H. Pickering,
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director of Mandeville
Observatory, Jamaica,
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believes to have observed
swarms of insects.
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The objective's eye sees what
no man's eye has ever seen:
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the opposite side of the moon
turned away from the Earth.
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Cryptic, monochrome planes
of colossal dimensions.
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Vegetation? Fog?
Water?
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-- all seem to confirm the theory
of Prof. Peter Andreas Hansen --
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of the Seeberg Observatory
near Gotha --
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that on the opposite side
of the moon
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exists an atmosphere
and, therefore, life.
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Why lose more time?
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I for one want the
moon's riches of gold,
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should they actually prove
to exist, to fall into the hands
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of businessmen and not
visionaries and idealists!
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At this moment our
representative is making
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Mr Helius aware
of our intentions
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in a very concrete manner...
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You have only two choices,
Mr Helius:
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either make the trip
to the moon in our employ --
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-- or not at all...
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If we don't come to an
agreement, Mr Helius,
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five minutes after
my departure,
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your hangar, along with the
nearly completed spaceship,
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will be reduced to
a heap of rubble...
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What would you gain, by
killing me off, Mr Helius? --
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at the most, a travel companion
who is less considerate!
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You still don't get the
picture, Mr Helius...
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we'd rather annihilate
all of your plans
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than let you shut us
out of the operation...
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Tell your clients,
Mr Turner, that I do not aim
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to found upon the moon
a criminal colony...
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Give me 24 hours
to think it over...
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Will your... plans be seriously
affected by the theft, Helius?
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Don't worry about the plans!
I have duplicates
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of everything, safe in my
desk's secret compartment!
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Hans dear, if I were you, I
wouldn't be so sure about that!
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Why did you conceal from us,
Helius, the fact that you now
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actually want to take on
the voyage to the moon?
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You've called me your good
comrade so often at work --
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in the laboratory --
in this very room...
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now you want to lie
to me, Helius?
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I didn't mean to lie
to you, Friede --
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I just wanted to spare
Hans the conflict
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between his love for you
and his sense of duty
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towards the work
we've been doing!
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But do you really
believe, Helius,
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that Hans would ever be
capable of letting you down?!
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Oh no, Helius! You won't make
the trip to the moon without Windegger...
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-- and not without me!
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Have you forgotten, Friede,
how those fared
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that dared this trip
to the moon before us --
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IN MEMORY OF...
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TO THE BOLD PIONEERS
OF SPACE NAVIGATION
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WHO DID NOT RETURN FROM
THEIR JOURNEY INTO OUTER SPACE
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THEY LIVED AND DIED FOR
A GREAT IDEA
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HONOR THEIR MEMORY
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Friede -- don't you get it?!
I just couldn't stand
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to know you were in danger --
God in heaven --
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and what danger indeed!
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He's decided to travel
to the moon, Hans...
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So when do we start?
And who will go with us...?
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Ask Friede...
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Friede... you want to
go with me?
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...in exactly 24 hours...
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Mr Helius, the 24 hours
for consideration
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were up 61 minutes ago...
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The explosion is of no concern,
Mr Helius --
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it's nothing but a small
accentuation of my offers...
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The price of this first
warning, Mr Windegger,
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is the hangar,
just a shack...
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the second one will cost
the lives of men...
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the third, the spaceship...
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Don't force me, Mr Helius,
to take stronger measures.
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Choose the lesser of
two evils: me!
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I give you my word,
Mr Helius,
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the very hour that we
come to an agreement,
237
01:16:02,683 --> 01:16:05,628
you'll get your
stolen material back,
238
01:16:05,728 --> 01:16:08,595
complete and in
perfect condition...
239
01:17:55,462 --> 01:18:00,331
...the Spaceship "FRIEDE" (peace)
is ready for launch...
240
01:18:28,913 --> 01:18:33,703
...at moonrise the spaceship
will soar into outer space...
241
01:18:44,178 --> 01:18:47,873
...only to land -- if God sees
fit -- 36 hours later
242
01:18:47,973 --> 01:18:51,591
upon the opposite side
of the moon...
243
01:19:46,573 --> 01:19:48,601
...at this moment
bells will ring --
244
01:19:48,701 --> 01:19:51,770
the sirens of all the
factories, trains and ships
245
01:19:51,870 --> 01:19:54,690
around the world will wail
to honor the pioneers
246
01:19:54,790 --> 01:19:56,405
of space navigation...
247
01:24:28,063 --> 01:24:30,975
In this final hour I must
once again warn all of you...
248
01:24:31,108 --> 01:24:33,177
You, Manfeldt, and you --
Mr Turner,
249
01:24:33,277 --> 01:24:37,862
I'm leaving out Windegger;
and as for you... Friede!
250
01:24:47,457 --> 01:24:50,790
Friede... in this last minute...
I'm begging you --
251
01:24:56,341 --> 01:24:58,878
Don't beg me, Helius!
252
01:25:18,155 --> 01:25:19,973
Helius, in this last instant,
253
01:25:20,073 --> 01:25:22,059
do you want to shame
me as a woman?
254
01:25:22,159 --> 01:25:24,741
...the whole world's eyes
are directed upon us...
255
01:25:24,911 --> 01:25:27,243
...the whole world's ears
are listening to us...
256
01:25:49,645 --> 01:25:53,229
Everyone to their stations...
We launch in 50 minutes!
257
01:26:42,364 --> 01:26:45,356
...the whole world's eyes
are directed upon us...
258
01:26:45,492 --> 01:26:48,520
...the whole world's ears
are listening to us...
259
01:26:48,620 --> 01:26:51,578
Just
260
01:26:51,707 --> 01:26:53,567
now
261
01:26:53,667 --> 01:26:55,611
the spaceship
262
01:26:55,711 --> 01:26:57,417
has
263
01:26:57,713 --> 01:26:59,448
reached
264
01:26:59,548 --> 01:27:01,450
the
265
01:27:01,550 --> 01:27:03,461
launch pad...
266
01:27:31,872 --> 01:27:36,443
...because the spaceship is built
too light to stand freely,
267
01:27:36,543 --> 01:27:41,207
it's submerged in a water-basin
in which it floats upright...
268
01:28:19,419 --> 01:28:22,627
From the moment of launch
till attaining the necessary
269
01:28:22,798 --> 01:28:25,585
speed of 11,200 km
per second...
270
01:28:25,717 --> 01:28:30,837
SPEED
271
01:28:37,187 --> 01:28:39,256
...there will be 8 critical minutes
272
01:28:39,356 --> 01:28:43,218
in the battle with the increase
in speed, with G-force,
273
01:28:43,318 --> 01:28:45,971
which has a fatal effect
upon human organisms
274
01:28:46,071 --> 01:28:48,357
when it goes over
40 metres per second...
275
01:28:48,615 --> 01:28:54,201
G-FORCE
276
01:29:01,461 --> 01:29:05,574
...after these 8 minutes,
during which we'll feel
277
01:29:05,674 --> 01:29:09,462
an intolerable burden pulling
our bodies back to Earth,
278
01:29:09,594 --> 01:29:12,631
we'll be victors in the battle
with gravitational force... or --
279
01:29:35,787 --> 01:29:40,317
...and if we aren't able to
maintain our speed of 11,200...
280
01:29:40,417 --> 01:29:44,831
then we'll hurtle -- and hurtle --
further -- and further still --
281
01:29:52,846 --> 01:29:55,007
-- irretrievably lost
in outer space --
282
01:29:55,140 --> 01:29:57,631
never again... never again...
to return to the Earth...
283
01:30:01,813 --> 01:30:06,648
I'll be the one to pull the
stop-lever, Windegger...!
284
01:33:15,256 --> 01:33:18,498
60 seconds to go!
285
01:33:38,863 --> 01:33:43,732
20 seconds to go -- lie still --
take a deep breath!
286
01:33:58,133 --> 01:34:01,296
10 seconds to go!
287
01:34:03,888 --> 01:34:07,135
seconds to go!
288
01:34:11,396 --> 01:34:12,460
NOW
289
01:34:32,417 --> 01:34:37,252
Launch-rocket depleted!
Full throttle on middle-rocket!
290
01:35:53,998 --> 01:36:00,119
Win-degger... jet-tison...
middle---ro-cket...
291
01:37:20,501 --> 01:37:23,584
Turn... back!
292
01:43:31,747 --> 01:43:34,989
Maybe this chap is dead?!
293
01:44:39,732 --> 01:44:43,771
I think Josephine
needs a brandy!
294
01:44:51,660 --> 01:44:55,699
I think Mr Turner needs
one even more!
295
01:45:35,663 --> 01:45:41,829
Don't you see, someone is
stowed away in the cargo hold!
296
01:47:37,701 --> 01:47:44,197
Okay, you wretched scoundrel,
how did you get in here?!
297
01:47:46,418 --> 01:47:53,005
I've devoted my whole life
to moon-issues, Mr Helius!
298
01:48:24,206 --> 01:48:28,324
Moon Vampire
299
01:48:28,836 --> 01:48:35,127
The Mystery of the
Deadly Moon-Rays
300
01:48:39,346 --> 01:48:45,637
Battling with Moon-Calves
301
01:49:04,246 --> 01:49:10,412
Mingo's Homecoming
to the Earth
302
01:49:22,306 --> 01:49:26,299
The Earth...
where is our Earth!?
303
01:50:48,267 --> 01:50:52,260
The sun is rising on our Earth...
304
01:51:56,877 --> 01:52:01,837
Logbook of the Spaceship
FRIEDE
305
01:52:12,768 --> 01:52:19,706
Turning the spaceship's
black side toward the sun...
306
01:52:43,173 --> 01:52:47,822
to absorb warmth.
307
01:52:58,981 --> 01:53:05,147
All's well on board.
227,000 km from Earth.
308
01:53:05,445 --> 01:53:08,403
Stopping the last jets,
flying without propulsion.
309
01:53:08,740 --> 01:53:11,652
Weightlessness
on board.
310
01:54:59,601 --> 01:55:05,187
Have entered the moon's
gravitational field.
311
01:55:05,315 --> 01:55:09,900
Are within 9000 km of the moon.
312
01:55:22,582 --> 01:55:28,071
Through the directional
boosts mentioned above
313
01:55:28,171 --> 01:55:29,781
weight regained on board.
314
01:55:29,881 --> 01:55:33,577
Turning the spaceship
with the jets in direction of
315
01:55:33,677 --> 01:55:39,082
destination to fire brake
boosts to prevent
316
01:55:39,182 --> 01:55:44,427
premature crash
on the moon.
317
01:55:51,278 --> 01:55:57,601
Are about to reach the
side of the moon
318
01:55:57,701 --> 01:56:03,947
facing away from Earth.
Watching the Earth set.
319
01:56:55,842 --> 01:57:00,006
We're seeing it again, Hans...
we're seeing it again!
320
01:57:06,144 --> 01:57:09,432
And when are we finally
going to land?!
321
01:57:13,443 --> 01:57:19,564
If we had a spark of reason in us,
we wouldn't ever land!
322
01:57:25,455 --> 01:57:28,492
You're just afraid --
you wimp!
323
01:57:48,770 --> 01:57:52,058
Tell him he has no right
to jeopardise all our lives
324
01:57:52,190 --> 01:57:55,057
for the sake of his
ambition...!
325
01:58:04,035 --> 01:58:08,950
By God, now is not the time
for arguments, Hans --
326
01:58:58,006 --> 01:59:01,339
Shut the window hatches!
327
02:00:30,682 --> 02:00:33,970
Full brake-power --
we're plummeting!
328
02:00:41,776 --> 02:00:43,732
Hold on tight!
329
02:01:25,195 --> 02:01:31,236
The ignition cable probably
isn't going to fix itself!
330
02:01:39,375 --> 02:01:41,741
The moon awaits...!
331
02:01:53,139 --> 02:01:56,222
First though we have to
do an air sample,
332
02:01:56,351 --> 02:01:59,263
to tell whether we can
breathe outside!
333
02:02:03,691 --> 02:02:05,647
Do what you want!
334
02:02:05,902 --> 02:02:09,645
I'm only interested in how
I'll get back out of here!
335
02:02:55,827 --> 02:02:58,605
I'll tell you just
one thing, Friede,
336
02:02:58,705 --> 02:03:01,608
as soon as I have
the spaceship ready
337
02:03:01,708 --> 02:03:03,869
to launch again,
I'll fly back to Earth --
338
02:03:04,002 --> 02:03:05,788
and neither Helius nor
Manfeldt will stop me!
339
02:03:22,854 --> 02:03:27,814
Do you really aim to
stab Helius in the back?
340
02:03:35,450 --> 02:03:40,319
Do you really aim to
stab me in the back?
341
02:03:56,930 --> 02:04:00,138
Now Helius has no choice
but to prepare right away
342
02:04:00,266 --> 02:04:03,099
for the trip back!
343
02:04:21,412 --> 02:04:27,499
But Helius is convinced that
we'll find water with the divining rod!
344
02:04:31,673 --> 02:04:34,909
You know what
the only thing is
345
02:04:35,009 --> 02:04:37,921
that we'll find on the moon!
346
02:04:46,562 --> 02:04:48,848
-- death!
347
02:05:04,330 --> 02:05:08,494
Professor, please, help me
with the air-sample!
348
02:05:55,548 --> 02:05:57,630
For God's sake,
don't open it!
349
02:05:57,800 --> 02:05:59,381
If he opens the outer door
350
02:05:59,677 --> 02:06:02,419
and outside there's no
breathable atmosphere,
351
02:06:02,555 --> 02:06:04,261
then we're done for good!
352
02:08:02,258 --> 02:08:05,876
He's taken the divining rod
with him!
353
02:08:34,665 --> 02:08:38,658
It's as if the rod is
pulling him forward!
354
02:09:58,666 --> 02:10:02,705
Mingo would follow
this trail, Mr Helius!
355
02:10:11,095 --> 02:10:15,008
The main objective should be
to look for water!
356
02:10:26,736 --> 02:10:31,730
I have enough to do, to
get us ready to launch again!
357
02:10:54,430 --> 02:10:56,958
May I volunteer to look
for Professor Manfeldt
358
02:10:57,058 --> 02:10:59,174
and, at the same time, water?
359
02:12:06,043 --> 02:12:08,446
Atmosphere breathable,
not yet analyzed.
360
02:12:08,546 --> 02:12:11,949
T?rner on the trale
for 3 hours
361
02:12:12,049 --> 02:12:15,712
of Manfeldt searching
for water.
362
02:13:00,139 --> 02:13:03,757
Since when is Gustav
your secretary?
363
02:16:09,703 --> 02:16:11,146
I can't stand it anymore...
364
02:16:11,246 --> 02:16:13,703
I'm going to look
for Manfeldt!
365
02:16:28,222 --> 02:16:32,306
From Miss Friede...
so you won't go hungry!
366
02:23:07,662 --> 02:23:09,653
Professor!
367
02:23:17,380 --> 02:23:20,588
Professor!
Professor!
368
02:23:23,887 --> 02:23:27,471
Professor! Manfeldt!
Professor!
369
02:26:28,446 --> 02:26:32,405
Don't let him into the ship!
Don't let him into the ship!
370
02:30:16,883 --> 02:30:20,453
Is there anyone in the world
to whom we should relay
371
02:30:20,553 --> 02:30:24,216
your last regards -- if we
get back to Earth?
372
02:31:14,148 --> 02:31:16,480
The oxygen containers --
373
02:31:16,609 --> 02:31:18,895
the shot hit the oxygen
containers!
374
02:31:25,743 --> 02:31:27,729
What does this mean,
Miss Friede,
375
02:31:27,829 --> 02:31:30,115
with the oxygen containers?!
376
02:31:37,755 --> 02:31:41,668
Let's pray to God
it means nothing!
377
02:32:18,004 --> 02:32:21,997
We've lost more than
half of the oxygen!
378
02:32:31,351 --> 02:32:36,130
That means: one of us
can't go back to Earth!
379
02:32:36,230 --> 02:32:38,767
One of us has to
stay on the moon!
380
02:33:00,254 --> 02:33:03,496
Yes, Windegger:
one of us!
381
02:33:19,232 --> 02:33:21,426
Do you know what this
means -- do you?!
382
02:33:21,526 --> 02:33:23,553
To stay here --
alone on the moon --
383
02:33:23,653 --> 02:33:25,930
just because you didn't
want to listen to me --
384
02:33:26,030 --> 02:33:28,066
you and him!
385
02:34:02,734 --> 02:34:05,178
Short one loses --
long one wins...
386
02:34:05,278 --> 02:34:07,610
and we draw three times...
how's that?!
387
02:36:56,532 --> 02:36:58,944
You draw!
388
02:37:12,757 --> 02:37:15,965
So draw then!
389
02:38:43,389 --> 02:38:45,721
Would it be easier
for you, Hans,
390
02:38:45,850 --> 02:38:48,182
if I stayed with you
on the moon?
391
02:39:03,784 --> 02:39:08,244
I have only one desire:
to get back to Earth!
392
02:39:53,209 --> 02:39:55,987
Let's drink to a happy
homecoming to Earth --
393
02:39:56,087 --> 02:39:58,123
for all of us...
394
02:40:09,391 --> 02:40:14,010
...to a happy homecoming --
for all of us, Hans!
395
02:40:33,666 --> 02:40:37,625
The base-camp is ready,
Mr Helius!
396
02:41:49,200 --> 02:41:54,035
Now you must prove, Gustav,
that I can rely upon you!
397
02:42:03,881 --> 02:42:08,090
I'm staying back
here on the moon...
398
02:42:22,441 --> 02:42:27,060
-- and you will guide the
spaceship away from the moon!
399
02:42:45,798 --> 02:42:48,289
Do you want Mr Windegger
to perish?
400
02:42:48,467 --> 02:42:51,083
And Miss Friede,
who loves him?
401
02:43:25,879 --> 02:43:27,790
The enormous shock
of the launch
402
02:43:28,090 --> 02:43:30,172
will naturally wake
the sleepers --
403
02:43:30,301 --> 02:43:33,134
and then Mr Windegger
will take over the command...
404
02:43:42,396 --> 02:43:45,854
Dear Hans! I am convinced
that you won't let me down
405
02:43:45,983 --> 02:43:49,261
just as I haven't let you down.
406
02:43:49,361 --> 02:43:52,774
I shall wait calmly
and with confidence
407
02:43:53,073 --> 02:43:56,190
that you'll come to get me.
My greetings to Friede! -Helius.
408
02:45:44,351 --> 02:45:46,717
Farewell!
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