| For All Mankind | The Voyager Company | 1995 | |
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Between 1968 and 1972, twenty-four astronauts left this planet for another world. They were, in filmmaker Al Reinert's words, "the first extraterrestrial humans." This is the story of their astounding voyage, a composite portrait, from blastoff to splashdown, of the Apollo missions. Culled from eighty hours of interviews and a warehouse of NASA film, the seventy-nine-minute film took ten years to complete. It is a breathtaking, intimate look at these brave men as they clown around in the weightlessness, bounce around the moon's surface, banter with Mission Control, and speak eloquently about the "beautifully, brilliantly illuminated blue marble that we call the earth." This groundbreaking documentary is supplemented by over one hundred images from NASA archives, maps of lunar landing sites, accounts of every manned mission from Apollo 1 to Apollo 17, biographies of the astronauts written exclusively for this CD-ROM by author Andrew Chaikin, photographs of all the astronauts, an animated illustration of a lunar voyage and diagrams of spacecrafts and equipment. | ||
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