Wonder of It All (2007)

Editor's Note Filmmaker Jeffrey Roth's documentary THE WONDER OF IT ALL revisits the extensive space exploration of the late 1960s and early 1970s from a most unusual angle: the psychological impact of extraterrestrial charting on the individual astronauts. Of the 12 Americans who set foot on the moon between 1969 and 1972 and subsequently readjusted to civilian life, Roth interviews 7 - Buzz Aldrin, Charlie Duke, Gene Cernan, Harrison Schmitt, John Young, Edgar Mitchell and Alan Bean - who offer intimate and candid reflections on their personal experiences from childhood through the present, their recollections of space travel and the NASA space program per se, and their postflight experiences in daily life.

	Jeffrey Roth - Screenwriter
	Gregory Schwartz - Lighting Director
	Charlie Duke - Host
	Buzz Aldrin - Host
	Dr. Edgar Mitchell - Host
	Alan Bean - Host
	John Young - Host
	Gene Cernan - Host
	Harrison Schmitt - Host
	Paul M. Basta - Director of Photography
	Scott Starrett - Composer
	Jeffrey Roth - Director

Los Angeles Times
"[A] stirring reminder of that astonishing event....Watching the film, it's equally 'wondrous' to recall just how vital and awe-inspiring -- not to mention technologically advanced -- America's space program once was..." 07/31/2009