Press

• “The Moon swoops in under cover of night as one of the most beguiling and deliriously wonderful creations of 2021” ★★★★★
  Hilary White, Sunday Independent
• "elegant, mesmerising..."
  Tara Brady, The Irish Times
• “exquisite”
  Tara Brady, The Irish Times
• "Threading together sequences showing the lunar face of subjects from love to madness, this is a gorgeous journey into outer and inner space." ★★★★
  Phil Load, The Guardian
• “as absorbing and illuminating as the moon itself” ★★★★★
  Hilary White, Sunday Independent
• “As magical as the orb that inspired it”
  Tara Brady, The Irish Times
• “deliriously magical ode to that big ball of cheese in the night sky”
  Hilary White, Sunday Independent
• “a feat of documentary filmmaking” ★★★★★
  Hilary White, Sunday Independent
• "O'Sullivan's love letter to the moon has a strong gravitational pull."
  Esther McCarthy, Sunday World
• “a real cinema-lovers piece”
  John Fardy, Screentime, Newstalk
• ''Tadhg O'Sullivan's elegiac documentary is a moving and evocative reverie on the subject of the moon'' ★★★★
  Michael Doherty, RTÉ Guide
• “A sensual, immersive piece of filmmaking and a testimony to O'Sullivan's skill for research” ★★★★
  Cara O’Doherty, The Echo
• “remarkable film, not like anything else”
  John Fardy, Screentime, Newstalk
• "...beguiling essay on the satellite’s pervasive pull." ★★★★
  Phil Load, The Guardian
• "Tadhg O’Sullivan’s lunar piece exerts a strong pull."
  Screen Daily
• "a poetic exploration of humanity's ongoing lunar obsession..." ★★★★
  Paul Whitington
• “A mesmeric love letter to a thing that we all share, wherever we are in this world.”
  Hilary White, Sunday Independent
• “To the Moon makes for a fascinating voyage”
  Tara Brady, The Irish Times
• Review (Spanish)
  Cero en Conducta
• John Fardy Screentime Interview
  Interview
• Hypnotic Irish film reclaims the moon from the imperialists
  Irish Times