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Shoot the Moon is a feature-length documentary by director Benjamin Ahr Harrison about the LiftPort Group's Lunar Elevator and their Kickstarted attempt to send a robot up 30,000 feet on a tether.

Michael Laine has been trying to do something most people think is impossible for more than twelve years: build an elevator to space.

He's faced dire setbacks: the NASA project he was involved with got shelved, the financial collapse crushed his company and he had to move home to care for his ailing parents. Still, there's hope: he raised $110,000 on Kickstarter to fund his most ambitious experiment: making a robot climb the tallest free-standing human structure in existence.

The team behind Shoot the Moon are now holding their own Kickstarter campaign to fund the post-production of the film.

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