À des millions de kilomètres de la Terre

Cliffs above Sicily, winter light, a radio crackling with static. An astronaut crawls from a downed capsule; in a crate nearby, a gelatinous mass pulses, warm. By dusk, it splits the wood, vanishing into olive groves. By morning, Rome’s outskirts echo with something heavy moving in the drains. Shot in broad daylight, yet it feels like a fever dream — the beast is just an excuse to watch cities unravel.

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Nathan Juran directed À des millions de kilomètres de la Terre in 1957. See Nathan Juran's full filmography, where to start with Nathan Juran, or where to go after you've seen everything by Nathan Juran.

À des millions de kilomètres de la Terre was released in 1957 (EN original-language production), with a runtime of 82 minutes.