Audio for this feature is no longer available. Air has recorded its share of soundtracks — some of the French duo's best work has accompanied the films of director Sofia Coppola — but Le Voyage Dans ...

For fans of the French electronic duo AIR, a trip to the moon is fairly routine. “All our music from the last 15 years has been inspired by the moon,” said one-half of the pair Nicolas Godin at New ...

Electronic duo Air celebrated their upcoming album, the soundtrack to Georges Melies' 1902 silent film "Le Voyage Dans La Lune," with a film screening and Q&A at NYC's Museum of Modern Art and an afte ...

Over a century following the film’s initial release, a hand-colored restoration of director Georges Méliès’ influential 1902 short film Le voyage dans la lune (A Trip to the Moon) premiered at the ...

Le Voyage dans la Lune, believed to have been lost for decades, is to be screened at Cannes in colour 109 years after its first release A turn-of-the-century film, famed for its then innovative ...

In the beginning, cinema documented reality, or something like it. As a Parisian theater owner and performing magician, Georges Méliès was naturally more concerned with illusion — he wasn’t the first ...

Air's soundtrack to the restored version of Georges Méliès silent film Le Voyage Dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon) finds the duo trying to bring some artistry back into their music. After coasting in ...

Continuing their tradition of film-related work, from their the Virgin Suicides soundtrack to their recently commissioned score for a Cartier short, French electronic duo Air have announced another ...

In 1902 French director Georges Méliès released the short film Le Voyage Dans la Lune (aka A Trip to the Moon). It is considered to be the first sci-fi movie, in which, over the course of 14 minutes a ...

When George Méliès released Le Voyage Dans La Lune in 1902, audiences had never seen anything like it. A fantastical caper in which a band of astronomers build a rocket, prang the man in the moon ...

Simply sign up to the Life & Arts myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Georges Méliès, the pioneering silent filmmaker celebrated in Martin Scorsese’s Hugo, made one of the first sci-fi ...