Apollo 18

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is a 2011 directed by Gonzalo Lopez-Gallego and produced by Timur Bekmambetov with an estimated of $5,000,000. It will be Lopez-Gallego's first English-language film.

Apollo 18 was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia and stars actors Lloyd Owen and Warren Christie.However it has been promoted as a "found footage" film that does not use actors.

Apollo 18 was shot in Vancouver, British Columbia and stars actors Lloyd Owen and Warren Christie.However it has been promoted as a “found footage” film that does not use actors.

In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, head Bob Weinstein denied the film was a work of fiction, stating that “We didn't shoot anything, we found it. Found baby!”. This claim was met with some skepticism. The film will be distributed by Dimension Films.

Apollo 18 is currently scheduled for release on September 2, 2011. Originally scheduled for March 2011, the film's release date was moved three times in the first five months of the year (to April 2011, January 2012, and then August 2011). The September date was announced on June 1. The film's trailer was attached to Scream 4.

Apollo 18 is a found footage-style film set in December 1973, about a post-Apollo 17 mission to the Moon that takes on a of why NASA discontinued the Apollo moon missions. The plot involves a government coverup of the Apollo 18 mission after parasitic on the Moon discovered the crew and began to attack them.

Much of the back-story remains unknown; however, the movie posters in English indicate the Russian KGB role in Soviet lunar conspiracy and the Russian movie posters show inscriptions in English suggesting an American government cover up in lunar conspiracy. In the trailer, an American astronaut finds a dead cosmonaut and a Soviet LK Lander on the lunar surface.

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