Apollo 10½: A Space Age Childhood
"A coming of age story.... the way only Richard Linklater could tell it."
AnimationComedyDrama
A man narrates stories of his life as a 10-year-old boy in 1969 Houston, weaving tales of nostalgia with a fantastical account of a journey to the moon.
🎬 DirectorRichard Linklater
📅 Release2022-03-24
🌍 CountryUnited States of America, Netherlands
🗣 LanguageEnglish
🏢 StudioDetour Filmproduction, Submarine
🗳 Votes325
🔥 Popularity2
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🎭 Cast
Milo Coy
Stan
Jack Black
Grown Up Stan (voice)
Lee Eddy
Mom
Bill Wise
Dad
Natalie L'Amoreaux
Vicky
Josh Wiggins
Steve
Jessica Brynn Cohen
Jana
Sam Chipman
Greg
Danielle Guilbot
Stephanie
Zachary Levi
Kranz
Glen Powell
Bostick
Larry Jack Dotson
Grandfather
Mona Lee Fultz
Grandmother #1
Jennifer Griffin
Grandmother #2
Holt Boggs
Sam The Rocket Man
🎥 Crew
Music Supervisor
Randall Poster
Casting
Vicky Boone
Sound Re-Recording Mixer
Tom Hammond
Sound Editor
Evan Dunivan
Sound Editor
Korey Pereira
Supervising Sound Editor
Tom Hammond
Sound Designer
Justin Hennard
Foley Recordist
Glenn Eanes
Compositing Supervisor
Matthijs Joor
Visual Effects Supervisor
Matthijs Joor
🖼 Gallery
🏷 Keywords
galaxynasasecret missiontexasmoon landinghouston, texascoming of agechildhoodadult animationsemi autobiographical1960sspaceship
💬 Reviews
Apollo 10½ is vintage Richard Linklater — a rotoscopic, wistful, Wonder Years/A Christmas Story slice-of-life set in a very specific time and place, and yet uncannily atemporal and universal (Bewitched, Get Smart, Batman, Gilligan, I Dream of Jeannie, The Addams Family, Hogan’s Heroes, etc., along with a few classic films and historically relevant newscasts, are briefly yet lovingly recreated…
Apollo 10½ is vintage Richard Linklater — a rotoscopic, wistful, Wonder Years/A Christmas Story slice-of-life set in a very specific time and place, and yet uncannily atemporal and universal (Bewitched, Get Smart, Batman, Gilligan, I Dream of Jeannie, The Addams Family, Hogan’s Heroes, etc., along with a few classic films and historically relevant newscasts, are briefly yet lovingly recreated…
Guess I’m a Linklater fan now, I’ve adored all of his features I’ve seen and this is no exception. Kinda ironic that the “10½” part is the weakest aspect of this, the rest of it is such a beautiful and intimate portrait of childhood. Such an intense sense of warmth and memory that I rarely see conjured in film, couldn’t help but be charmed by it. Beautiful movie.…
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